[Bballbenb]

Thinking of buying the Sony blue ray google tv player. Can anyone give me details as far as will google continue supporting this? Will it get updates in the future? How does everyone like thereS? thanks.

[mknollman123]

I may be way off here, but I would go with the revue and a standalone blueray player - this way you can keep your ability to update separate from a functioning blueray player and if you want a newer model oj Google tv later you can get it without buying a new blueray player as well.

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[radassist]

I have it, I like it. I tried the apple TV, and I returned it. Just didn't have enough functionality and apps for me. The Google TV still has a long way to go, but it does as advertised.

[mknollman123]

Wasn't trying to steer you away from Google tv - I love mine - just away from the overpriced combo unit with a single point of failure.

Gtv needs some development to clean up the edges, but it is still the best thing going in its area.

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[Jhonns_scott]

Well, I think you can find true and relevant information on searching Google...

[spaceman_85]

anyone who runs across this might be interested in the new . It's only like 70bucks. Looks real cool.

[BDaddy68]

I also heard via one of the Android podcasts (Twit, AAA) that a new Sony device is forthcoming. Might want to look into that as well.

[mknollman123]

anyone who runs across this might be interested in the new . It's only like 70bucks. Looks real cool.

Wondering if you might be onto something - runs full android 4.0 and with the price I can get a nice controller and still be around 100 or just control with my phone for free.

Does everything google tv does and more for cheaper seems like a good idea to me.

Not to mention you can how power it off of the usb port on the back of most lcd tvs so it will power on and off automatically with your television pretty slick

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