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      <title>Corner Geeks 18: Google I/O 2012 - Part 1 - Nexus Q &amp; Nexus 7</title>
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      <description>Google I/O 2012 links: I/O website, Day 1 video, Day 2 video
Nexus Q The creation from Project Tungsten ‘home automation’ mentioned in Google IO 2011 Streams music / video from Google Play A social Jukebox - multiple users can control the playlist and add items from their Play content Phone / tablet as a controller NFC enabled: tap to download software, pair over Bluetooth Allows streaming to different devices/rooms 25W amp built-in Optical in (S/PDIF), Banana jacks, ethernet, micro USB, micro HDMI 802.</description>
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