This year Google is planning to launch a second-generation Chromecast Ultra which is based on Android TV with an external remote. The device is codenamed ‘sabrina,’ and will support 4K HDR content as well as has the usual Chromecast Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, 9To5Google reported.
According to the report, the external remote will control the device and resembles a cross between the Daydream View remote and an Apple TV remote. Also, the remote will have a microphone and dedicated Google Assistant button for controlling content with users voice. This device has a feature to have rounder finish with a typical ‘G’ logo and an HDMI connector similar to the current Chromecast Ultra. Moreover, the device will give users access to apps such as YouTube TV, Netflix, Disney, Hulu and more.
Recently, there is no information related to pricing or availability for the second-gen Chromecast, but it was originally planned to launch at Google I/O 2020 alongside the Pixel 4a. However, the event is no longer happening due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, it is uncertain that when the company will be launching the latest devices.
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