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January 9, 2012 12:54 am EDT
Original Link: http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/08/rca-ces-soundbar-android-dyle/
RCA-branded hardware at CES includes mobile TVs with Android, soundbar media streamer
While it may not have the most high profile entries at CES, RCA always manages to lend its brand to some interesting hardware, and this year that includes the Wi-Fi Home Theater Sound Bar seen above. It brings multichannel audio and wireless surround speakers as well as access to services like Netflix and Hulu, by building in the Roku-like streamer RCA is currently peddling. Its other products include a slew of TVs due for various regions in the Americas, like a 55-incher it's claiming is the first connected LED LCD available in Latin America. We haven't hit a Best Buy in Uruguay to confirm that yet, so we'll just have to take RCA's word on that one for now. Also spied at its CES Unveiled booth were mobile TVs compatible with the Dyle service, and licensee Digital Stream has an Android-powered TV receiver planned for later this year. The device has a 7-inch touchscreen and a few simple apps included, and should be priced around $200 when it ships in the second half of the year. Check the press release after the break for a few more details, check below for hands-on pics.RCA-branded hardware at CES includes mobile TVs with Android, soundbar / media streamer originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 08 Jan 2012 19:54:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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