There’s no denying that Google TV – and the Logitech Revue – has potential. Unfortunately, much of that potential is currently only part delivered on. The downside to Google TV’s all-encompassing compatibility is that it can feel decidedly average acr...
Lengthy, complex setupVideo calling quality not greatNo Harmony activities
Overall, the Revue is the box you want if you're interested in putting Google TV in your living room. It's not perfect, but it's solid, although we'd like to see the cost go down: at $300 with a complicated and lengthy setup, the Revue is very much an ent...
Full Flash-enabled Web browser on the TV, Ties together cable, Web, network content, QWERTY keyboard with built-in touchpad, Acts as universal remote for TV, cable box, AVR
“Universal” search leaves out major sources of content, Content fragmented across many dissimilar channels, Heavy reliance on touchpad interface, Spotty integration with different cable and satellite services, Steep price tag, No support for a TV's built-
Logitech comes close to delivering the power of a PC in a set-top box with the Revue, but has a long way to go in making it palatable for mainstream TV fiends. ...
Overall, I liked a lot about the Logitech Revue, particularly its keyboard, its support for Web browsing on a big screen, its ability to stream media on my network, its search functionality (some aspects of that, anyway), and its videoconferencing sup...
Abstract: The promise of Google TV is to deliver a "web, made for your TV". To reach the masses, the Logitech Revue is a hardware solution that lets anyone with an HDTV and an Internet connection join the party. It's even more fun if you already use Cable or Sa...
Abstract: Review: Logitech Revue With Google TV This little box has a lot of potential.(continued) By Stan Horaczek November 2010 PerformanceJust like the units we saw at the press events, the Revue is extremely easy to navigate. Its functionality is neatly secti...
Keyboard remote can control other devices, Supports Netflix, Amazon, and DLNA streaming, Brings desktop-caliber browser to TV, Offers videoconferencing capability,
Extremely pricey for a non-DVR, Search results can be puzzling, Can't view video from CBS and ABC Websites, Bottom Line, The Logitech Revue brings Google search and Web browsing to your HDTV, along with media streaming and optional videoconferencing, but it's underpowered and pricey.
Overall, I liked a lot about the Logitech Revue, particularly its keyboard, its support for Web browsing on a big screen, its ability to stream media on my network, its search functionality (some aspects of that, anyway), and its videoconferencing sup...
In case it's not clear, I really do love the Logitech Revue. In fact, I loved reviewing the Logitech Revue. It's fun to use. It's a great and powerful system, and I was able to really dazzle some people with the built-in functionality it provides and ...
Touchpad/keyboard remote a bit complex, Small selection of available free web video, Web surfing isn't as robust as full desktop browser, DVR integration limited to DISH subscribers
The first Google TV device has lots of potential, but the content and apps need to catch up to the hardware.
