Nearly five months after Google announced its first Android-based set-top box software, Logitech has announced a device based on Google TV with hopes that the gadget will soon become a part of ...

The unique thing about Logitech’s Google TV box—the size of a squished Apple TV, rendered in glossy black plastic—is that it’ll have the full powers of Logitech’s Harmony remotes and ...

See About archive blog posts. Logitech has denied rumors that have spread across blogs and news websites Monday that Google has asked it to suspend production of its Google TV set-top box, the Revue.

So I schlepped Downtown on Wednesday to see a demonstration of the Logitech Revue Google TV box, which promises to provide the user with “a new experience that combines TV, the entire Web, and ...

The Logitech Revue was first announced at Google's I/O conference in May, but few details were available at the time. On Wednesday, the device was listed for pre-order on Logitech's website for $300.

Logitech CEO Guerrino De Luca, in an earnings conference call with investors this week, dubbed the company’s Google TV set top box – officially called the Logitech Revue – “a big mistake ...

Logitech told investors at its analyst day earlier this week that it is running down inventory of its Google TV-based Revue set-top box, and that the company has no plans to replace it with a new ...

Logitech’s Revue Google TV set-top box will sell for $299 starting this month. It comes with Google TV software, which is designed to blend Internet surfing with TV programming.

Google TV, the new Android-based OS for the big screen, will power Logitech’s new set-top box, the still-not-properly-named Google TV companion box. The sleek black Apple TV–sized box will run ...