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With Chromekey, Google wants to develop a device capable of projecting images of smartphones, tablets and computers on a TV. According to Droid Life , the device connects to a TV or monitor via HDMI and is not bigger than a USB key . The Chromekey Google bear HD videos, would have 2GB of storage and cost only $ 35 , about 26 euros. What the Chromekey ? Once connected, the Chromekey can stream content from your smartphone , tablet or computer through the Chrome browser. TV becomes an extra large screen, a games console or just a nicer way to watch YouTube on several . Compete with Apple TV The device looks a bit like the Apple TV, a streaming box connected to the TV which allows you to view the contents of an OS X machine (desktop or notebook) or iOS (iPhone , iPad , iPod Touch) . Now this box has its own apps, remote control and direct access to many more videos and streaming services platform such as iTunes, YouTube and Netflix. Apple TV costs 99 dollars ( 75 euros ), almost three times more expensive than Chromekey ! Before Google I / O conference last May, was already expected from the replacement of the device streaming Nexus Q and Chrome developers were also new ideas in relation to the browser and the source code system . Today , here we are told that the famous Chromekey ... Droid Life sources say the device could emerge in the coming months . In addition, an update of Chrome should be available in a few weeks. They already offer the " cast " option that will be used to project content on other screens. Stay tuned , then. Chromekey: the new gadget "made in Google" Chromekey, the new gadget made in Google, google from Best Fitnesshttp://apps1mobiles.blogspot.com/2014/01/chromekey-new-gadget-made-in-google.html via IFTTT

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