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Agenda

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Overview
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Specifications

Design

Setup
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Nexus Q App

Features

User Reviews

Introduction

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Media-streaming entertainment
device

Runs in Android 4.0

Introduced by Google in June
2012
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Introductory price of $299

Spherical shape

Launch was postponed

General Specifications

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Diameter - 4.6 inches (116 mm)
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Weight - 2 pounds (923 g)
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H/W controls - Rotating top dome volume control
Capacitive touch sensor for mute on/off
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CPU - OMAP 4460 (dual-core ARM Cortex-A9 CPU
and SGX540 graphics core)
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Memory - 1 GB LPDDR RAM
16GB NAND flash memory
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OS - Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)

Technical Specification

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Android Control - Phone/Tablet

Software

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Audio
- Amplifier, Outputs

Stream

Design

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Bocce ball

Innovative design

breaking out sharp-angled
dimensions of devices

Flattened, well-weighted bottom

The black orb, with a soft, matte
finish

Bisected diagonally by a thin ring
of LEDs

Setup

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Easy to Setup

Controlled by a Nexus Q App.

Android 2.3 Gingerbread or later

The app connects automatically
to the orb over Bluetooth

Wi-Fi password, designating the
room

Setup less than 2 minutes

Nexus Q App


First Launching App – forces to
connects to the new hardware.

The app automatically picks up the
running Nexus Q hardware in a
room

Established a link by having user
log in to their Google account.

This app can control multiple Q's
on the same network

The app by default sets My Home

Communicate with Device


Your Android phone or tablet
controls Nexus Qs via local
Wi-Fi network

Ethernet to stream music and
videos stream directly from
Google Play
 Nexus Q requires
Bluetooth, during setup
only
 Ensure device in range or
bluetooth/WiFi turned ON

LED COLORS

Rotating Blue Single Color –
Solid Color Pulsing Slowly Flashing Yellow Flashing Red

Rotating Purple Rainbow Colors Blue of Varying Black
Stripes intensity

Remote & Direct controls


Use the volume button on your phone or
tablet.

Turn the upper half of the Nexus Q
clockwise or Anti-clockwise

The LED turns blue while volume is
being adjusted, glowing more intensely
as it gets louder.

To mute or un mute your Nexus Q.
touch the LED on its top.

Streaming


Can set up one or more Nexus Qs,

Use the Google Play Music app to
play music through them

One Nexus Q

Multiple Nexus Qs

Each Nexus Q has its own music
queue

Combine many Nexus Qs at the
same time

Play YouTube videos

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you can stream videos using the
YouTube app

You can still play YouTube
videos on your phone or tablet in
the usual way

Must connected to a TV with an
HDMI cable, and the TV is on

It's not possible to stream more
than one Nexus Q at a time.

Invite Friends

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You can allow your friends play their own music
through your Nexus Qs

Settings open to guests  On

Touch Invite guests.

Enter your Friends Email Address

Give them the name and password for the Wi-Fi
network

Turn off guests

Sound and Light Show

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Play Music and tapped a
streaming media icon on the
top of the screen
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In HDTV pretty dancing
visuals on the screen

LEDs on the edges of the Q's
dome also pulsed in color
and in time to the music.

Dozen themes (e.g. warm,
cold, blue), make it brighter
or dimmer

User Reviews


It doesn't allow users to stream content already
stored in smartphone or Tablet

costlier compared to Apple TV which costs only
$99

Android dependent

Less functionality and usability

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