Google’s rumored new streaming device will come with 4K capabilities, low latency, and a programmable remote button it seems.
We now know more about the hardware specs for Google’s next video streaming device – either a cut-down Android TV dongle or an upgraded Chromecast, however you prefer to think about it – thanks to the early firmware code that’s leaked out.
Details spilled by XDA Developers show the dongle will come with a Amlogic S905X2 chipset and 2GB of RAM, which is fairly standard for other Android TV devices currently on the market. That will enable 4K and 60 frames per second output, with support for HDR and Dolby Vision.
The code also reveals that the device – codenamed Sabrina – will have an «auto low latency mode», part of the HDMI 2.
