It has the best remote, hands down (you flip it over and it has a keyboard on the back).
It has the best UI of any of these devices. Google TV is best-positioned for that revolution if it were to happen.īoxee could eventually turn out to be the leader in the Internet set-top box space. TV networks and production companies) start jumping on the app bandwagon they could create super-dynamic apps/channels that mix the power of web and multimedia interactivity with traditional cable channels. The most disappointing thing with the Google TV is that it doesn't have many apps yet. I think it's still easier and a better experience to watch this short stuff on a laptop or the iPad, but some people may disagree. If you watch a lot of short web video clips from across the web and want to get them up on your flat-panel TV then the Google TV box is now the best and easiest way to find them and watch them. The Google TV interface makes it easy to search the web for video clips (although it's skewed toward YouTube and Google video search) and then play those clips on your big screen.
Even without the two extra accessories, this is the most expensive option of the four.įor that premium price, you get a system that integrates with your cable or satellite set-top box and gives you the ability to switch back and forth between your traditional TV experience and an Internet interface on your TV. I tested the Logitech Revue ($299) along with its Mini Controller ($129) and TV Cam ($149). Unfortunately, it's also the most complicated, and that's its ultimate undoing. Of these four, Google TV is by far the most ambitious.
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