Google adapter puts your Chromecast on wired networks
As good as Google’s Chromecast is at putting streaming video on a big screen, its dependence on WiFi can be a problem — just ask anyone who’s struggled to play YouTube on a barely-connected basement TV. Thank goodness that Google has just rolled out a Chromecast Ethernet adapter, then. It’s really a glorified power brick, but the $15 add-on should give you a rock-solid data link wherever your set happens to be. It could also be a lifesaver for those places where wireless just isn’t an option, such as a behind-the-times hotel or boardroom. While the adapter is only available in the US right now (sort of — it’s already sold out), it’s easy to see this shipping elsewhere in the near future.
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Peripherals, Networking, HD, Google
Via: Android Police
Source: Google Store
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