The U.S. Federal Communications Commission already hinted at the Qube’s existence last month, but now ASUS has finally made it official.
The Qube, Asus’s first Google TV device, which bears a striking similarity to Google’s failed Nexus Q, will soon launch with 50GB of cloud storage and access to Netflix and Amazon Instant Video.
Asus further designed its own Qube interface that “displays functions via a rotating on-screen cube shape,” but customers can control the Qube with Google TV from their Android devices via a Mobile Remote app.
Pricing and launch date details are not yet available, but check out the press release below for more information.
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(via Engadget)
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ASUS has developed the unique Qube interface, which displays functions via a rotating on-screen cube shape. The advanced remote control supports motion sensing for gaming and other applications. Customers can also control Qube with Google TV from their Android smartphones and tablets using the Mobile Remote app, available through Google Play. ASUS includes 50GB of WebStorage cloud space with every Qube with Google TV.
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