[ibejack96]

Should I go ahead and get a Revue for $99, and hope that it's fast on Honeycomb, or wait for a Google TV that debuts with Honeycomb and possible costs $200 or more?

[tntdroid]

I don't see it being 200 just cause it has honeycomb. It is very nice on the beta a d fast. Buy now and play around. When honeycomb drops officaly it will be a software update.

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[ibejack96]

I don't see it being 200 just cause it has honeycomb. It is very nice on the beta a d fast. Buy now and play around. When honeycomb drops officaly it will be a software update.

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i know but my main question is will a new google tv with honeycomb have new hardware that will make it that much faster, and possibly worth paying more money?

[tntdroid]

Logitech could always make something new but you never know.

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[frmorrison]

wait for a Google TV that debuts with Honeycomb and possible costs $200 or more?

I am not sure there are hardware makers waiting to release their product (by September when the update comes). I imagine there will be other GTV hardware released for the Holidays that would be faster (likely cost more than 99).

[Jet300]

For $99, I thought it was worth taking a flyer on it. My Revue is in transit from Amazon right now. Monday night is gonna be fun!

My thought process is to let me get used to the GTV thing for 99 bucks and hopefully really like it. Then I won't feel so bad dropping $300 when the new hotness arrives; whenever that may or may not be. The Revue is going in my bedroom for now.

[cdoty]

I would be surprised to see another Logitech Google TV device any time soon, they couldn't sell the first one at a decent price. I would imagine they are losing money (possibly breaking even?) on the Revue at $99.

I would grab one before Logitech runs out. I don't see them manufacturing more, unless Google is subsidizing them.