A few years ago, Google stopped making and selling the Chromecast original, a device that will shortly be a decade since it was launched on the market and that Google continues to forget, most likely due to the immense success it has had. As a sample the last update that the device has received.
This first Chromecast was followed by a second model, also very successful; and this was followed by another more refined model; Later came an Ultra version and another Audio that did pass with more pain than glory for different reasons; then another one arrived, the 2020 model already with 4K support; and this 2022, just a couple of months ago, the current Chromecast did the same with Google TV, first in 4K and then in HD.
Well, all the Chromecast models without any exception, including those that are not still for sale, which are the most, have received updates these days. Also the original, yes. By updates, of course, we are talking about software updates, with fixes and little else, which may seem like a mere minor detail, but it is not.
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That all Chromecasts have received an update, including the original one, which Google did not remember for more than three years, is a gesture with more than one meaning, such as recognizing how relevant a small gadget that already existed has been. in the market, but with the design and influence of Google it reached everywhere, turning many millions of “dumb TVs” into the opposite.
Speaking of which, If you have any TV with an HDMI input and you have Wi-Fi, you only need one of these Chromecast to transform it in a jiffy into a ‘smart TV’ better than most, because if there is something that practically all smart televisions sin, it is fair performance, derived from fair components. A Chromecast, I assure you, works much better.
Who says a Chromecast, says an Amazon Fire TV Stick or a thousand similar devices, but since the topic of the post is the Chromecast and Google has worked hard with the support, you know that the latest model is still on sale for Black Friday/Cyber Monday, both the HD and 4k versions.
