(2014-10-19, 03:28)McGoogley Wrote: [ -> ]Does anyone think this could make a better XBMC box than an Acer Revo (Atom Ion II) running Windows, or is Android still not really there yet?
Certainly ion II with openelec is hard to beat. I have windows on one of mine, but only booted to win once.
The Revo 3700 (Ion2) is terrific with OpenELEC.
Yep I wouldn't trade mine for 10 android boxes.
yeah fun to see that they didn't even have FCC approval
as a fyi
There's a wiki page that can get updated to help others when they receive the box
http://kodi.wiki/view/Nexus_Player
(2014-10-19, 13:18)Martijn Wrote: [ -> ]yeah fun to see that they didn't even have FCC approval
I wonder how many people did their pre-orders before it got pulled from the store?
Does anyone know if the newer generations of atom processors can do high quality 1080i deinterlacing? Thanks.
The Nexus Player has now received FCC approval and is now up for pre-order (only 3 days late).
I already have a mac mini connected to the tv, which boots automatically into xbmc when turned on
whats the benefits of having a box like fire tv or this google box? is it because it uses android store, so i can download apps like viaplay, nrk (streaming stuff).
and i guess i can install xbmc just by allowing apks or maybe having it rooted.
But ye, what ar the benefits? is there any reason for me to sell the mac mini