Google's Nexus Player console is entertainment tailored to your needs

Nexus Player, shaped like a disc, but a console or media player in terms of content, is Google's new attempt to make itself at home in living rooms. With similar dimensions to a CD (diameter: 120 mm), but clearly slightly thicker (20 mm), it comes with a remote with voice search, and under accessories we find a game disc.

It hides under the black armor of Google's Nexus Player quad-core Atom processor (1.8 GHz), 1 GB of working memory and data storage of 8 GB. Console to which it is possible to connect electricity and HDMI cable, supports WiFi 802.11ac and Bluetooth 4.1, which compensates for not supporting a wired network connection.

It's not a kettle, it's Nexus Player, your source of entertainment.

And if they are remote control (Bluetooth). and HDMI cable included with purchase (price is approx. 80 euros), however, should be designed fairly conservatively game board, which is for everyone for whom video content from Google Play Stores and channels such as YouTube, Dailymotion, etc., to be purchased (approx. 30 euros).

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So the Nexus Player has quite a few trump cards. With the possibility of watching video content, it is for DVD and BluRay owners welcome "sorting house" Plex, and for all the services Hulu, Hetflix, Vevo, etc., access to your applications (iOS and Android) and protocol support Chromecast, which allows the action from a mobile phone, tablet or computer to move to TV screen. And something else. It is by voice command end of browsing between titles. Say the one you want and Player will search for it for you.