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Published: 2011-05-05, Author: Andrew , review by: examiner.com
Abstract: The medium for this technological merger is the Logitech Revue. From unboxing to watching tv, took less than 30 minutes. It may have been less if I did not have to swap my hdmi cabling. I opted for true wireless setup. It was tested as a wired device as w...
Slow and lags when scrolling through some menus, Amazon VOD app inconvenient and slow, Poor mismatched styling on device, Full size keyboard hard to use, Not a “cable, cutting” solution by any meansRead more expert reviews on this product at testseek.com
Easy to install and set up, Offers a lot of internet content for easy consumption on your HDTV, Works well with Netflix and Amazon Video on Demand, Full-sized QWERTY keyboard controller
Some content providers, like Hulu, ABC, and CBS, are blocking Google TV users, Somewhat expensive, Won't work with non-HD televisions
Unified search allows you to locate shows, actors, channels, or anything else you could search on your Android phone or computer easily and in one place. TV and move search results pages point you to where you can watch, stream, or access exactly what you want to see when you want to see it, The dualview picture in picture mode makes surfing the internet while staying on top of your soaps easy a
Lack of Android Market is felt. With it’s launch GTV might be unstoppable, but for now the limited selection of applications on the Logitech Revue hurts, Logtiech and Google need to work to bring on more partners. This includes both major networks permitting their online shows to stream via Google TV, as well as service providers creating the same seamless link featured when used with Dish Netwo
Abstract: Over the course of modern culture, some brand names fall into the vernacular. About to sneeze? Grab a Kleenex. Need to vacuum? Head for the Hoover. Want a soda? How about a Coke? Want to find specific content on the Internet? More often than not we’ll...
There’s no denying that Google TV – and the Logitech Revue – has potential. Unfortunately, much of that potential is currently only part delivered on. The downside to Google TV’s all-encompassing compatibility is that it can feel decidedly average acr...
Lengthy, complex setupVideo calling quality not greatNo Harmony activities
Overall, the Revue is the box you want if you're interested in putting Google TV in your living room. It's not perfect, but it's solid, although we'd like to see the cost go down: at $300 with a complicated and lengthy setup, the Revue is very much an ent...
Full Flash-enabled Web browser on the TV, Ties together cable, Web, network content, QWERTY keyboard with built-in touchpad, Acts as universal remote for TV, cable box, AVR
“Universal” search leaves out major sources of content, Content fragmented across many dissimilar channels, Heavy reliance on touchpad interface, Spotty integration with different cable and satellite services, Steep price tag, No support for a TV's built-
Logitech comes close to delivering the power of a PC in a set-top box with the Revue, but has a long way to go in making it palatable for mainstream TV fiends. ...
Overall, I liked a lot about the Logitech Revue, particularly its keyboard, its support for Web browsing on a big screen, its ability to stream media on my network, its search functionality (some aspects of that, anyway), and its videoconferencing sup...
