Google had delayed the launch of the Nexus Q - but it's not as bad it may seem. Everybody who pre-ordered will still get their Nexus Q right now, with the same feature set as advertised - but instead, they will get it for free. Future consumers won't be able to order for now, as Google improves the device. Did anyone here actually order one of these? It seems rather useless.
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But with a audiophile- and "partly "made in USA""-tax it is too expensive.
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It is an amazing device, if you are looking for something that can play google streamed music on low powered analog speakers. It is, without a doubt, the best device for that use.
Unfortunately, I think the only ones excited about that feature set are the designers themselves.
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I heard that Raspberry Pi is getting Android 4.
If that is the case, I think all the Pi would need is a good USB DAC and NFC (they make those in USB yet?) to make it feature complete with the Nexus Q.
Hell, if the Nexus 7 had HDMI output it could function as a Q.... perhaps the Q is the reason the Nexus 7 doesn't have HDMI output.
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