[b16]

Most of you are indifferent about media players/streamers etc, but form a personal experience, I have it booting with a non functional TWRP recovery for root shell access, hopefully it will be widely adopted from the developers at this point, this is an informative, not a review. If you plan on getting one let me know, very excited for this device since it is running the same hardware as the Galaxy Nexus and is a wide open device!

Cheers!

 

[jj702561]

lol, I don't see why people wouldn't be interested in the device. Personally I can't wait to get my hands on one and see what is making the magic happen. I was planning on building something similar out of a raspberry pi, but I would love to have this thing as a reference/starting point...

also, my own turntable.fm in my living room?
yes please!

 

[kman79]

I was thinking of picking up one as well, but in stock form, most of the functions is done can be done with any phone that is connected via HDMI Out --> Home Theater Receiver HDMI --> to a TV

Hoping to see something big. Would love to support google's hardware.

 

[Lelantos]

I might pick one up used. I just can't justify the $300 price tag with such limited "out the box" functionality. I love the design and the hardware though.

 

[SwiftLegend]

If developers can make it compatible with more things then maybe I'll pick it up, but with it being limited to only working with the Play Store, I'm not interested.

 

[xxgoosexx]

I have a feeling this is a "pre 1st gen device" and a more functional model may come out when developers figure out how to get the most out of it. It is a fine device, but in it's current form I have no real use for it when I already own a google TV and don't want my friends messing with my playlist when they want

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[ERIFNOMI]

I'll have no use for one in a dorm room that will be centered around my PC already, but in the future a device like this could be awesome, assuming the devs get local streaming to work.

 

[Android_LIFE]

I picked one up off eBay as soon as news broke that XBMC For Android was announced.
Been using XBMC for years for my mediacenter needs.

The plan for me is to get CM9 or AOKP & XBMC up and running on the Nexus Q,
Turning it into a TRUE MultiMediaCenter
MONSTER.
My Nexus Q arrives tomorrow.
I am looking for dedicated devs to kick the development realm of the Nexus Q into overdrive.
I will be available around the clock to help out.
Nexus Q + XBMC = WIN

 

[krylon360]

I'm def planning on picking one up. Holding out on the N7 till the N10 comes out.

If I dont get a Q for my 30th next Monday, I'll pick one up shortly.

 

[nhat]

I was temtped and then the OUYA stole all its thunder.