Wednesday 2 October 2013

RCA's Internet Music System blends detachable Android tablet, boombox

RCA's Internet Music System blends detachable Android tablet, boombox
Oct 2nd 2013, 12:35, by Steve Dent

RCA's Internet Music System blends detachable Android tablet, boombox, simplicity
Though RCA has slipped from electronics giant to maker of niche products, it's just announced an intriguing music streaming system that is rumored to cost $178 at Walmart, according to Android Police. The Internet Music System (has RCA fired its branding department?) features a removable Android tablet of as-yet unknown size that plays music via Bluetooth to the docking amp and speakers. Music sources can be Google Play Music and apps like Spotify, as well as CDs via a player and yes, FM radio. As a topper , it'll also stream video from the likes of Netflix and YouTube to your TV via an HDMI cable. At the above price, it might be just the device for those tired of explaining for the eighth time how to play a YouTube song through the home theater system. To see how it works, check the video after the break.
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Source: Android Police
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