If you didn’t know, Google is developing a new, less expensive model of its Chromecast with Google TV streaming device that will be available shortly. We’re now taking a closer look at the hardware, which seems to have remained largely untouched.

A collection of photos for Google’s future, less expensive Chromecast with Google TV has been obtained by the people at TecnoBlog .

A design that resembles the current Chromecast with Google TV can be seen in these images; the hardware has a puck-like shape, and a fixed wire protrudes from it and connects to an HDMI connector. The design actually resembles the current model both initially and upon closer scrutiny.

The G454V model number on it, which is the same model number that surfaced at the FCC over the Summer, is the only way we are aware that this is the new, less expensive Chromecast.

Instead, the internals of this device are different.

According to rumors, this gadget will be powered by Amlogic’s S805X2 CPU, which supports AV1 but is marginally less powerful than the one found in the 4K variant, and 2GB of RAM. The primary distinction is that this less expensive Chromecast only supports 1080p output, not up to 4K.

According to WinFuture , Google will provide the same remote with this new device as it did with the 4K model.

Although there is a chance that Google will reveal this product soon, it is most likely at this point that the Pixel 7 series will be released in early October. New Nest gadgets, which technically include the Chromecast, were already announced by Google at the event.

In terms of price, we anticipate that the gadget will replace the $30 price of the 2018-era Chromecast.
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