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Question: No Amazon Instant Video on Chromebox? I tried to pull up a movie on Amazon Instant Video on Chromebox and got nothing. The screen claimed it was playing but just stayed black. I tried multiple movies. If Amazon Instant Video works on Android (including Google TV), why not support for Chrome OS. Please fix!
Document: Almost nothing works with. I'm a great fan of chrome and android and, moved by the &#34;google&#34; idea, got this one.Nothing works properly, maybe netflix and you tube.
We've had a lot of fun playing games, streaming from Amazon Cloud player, and quickly jumping on to use the Internet. Only issue I've seen is I don't like the way it plays movies off my external hard drive. The player is easy to use but the play back is jerky, but since I usually play off the media player connected to the TV it wasn't a big issue for us.
Did I mention 6 USB ports? For what, air vents? Presumably/hopefully better support for USB card readers is something Google will focus on too now that they are shipping Chrome OS devices that don't have a built in card reader. At the very least, documentation that is easy to find and that clearly indicates supported readers would help.I love this thing. Make no mistake. Sooooo much better than Android and even my recent Mac.
I learned about Chrome OS, Chromebook and Chromebox a while ago. I really like the idea of an operating system in the form of a browser where everything is displayed in browser tabs, also I am a fan of Chrome browser so I decided to give it a try.I plugged it in my 52" Samsung HD TV, I use it mostly for watching movies, Youtube, internet browsing, hardly ever for any real work.
I set the thing up and my mom has been able to use it hassle-free. It feels fast and responsive, video including Netflix streams without hiccups, and I don't worry about security because the ChromeOS security model is probably the most robust of any consumer OS on the market (as long as you trust Google with your data).
I just purchased my 4th chromebox today for our business. I also have 2 chromebooks (since June 2011) for a total of 6 Chrome OS devices. I am a business owner and a Google Apps for business customer. Also, understand that we are not just Apps users, we are fully engaged/entrenched. We use Google Apps to it's fullest including using Google Drive like a file server and Google Cloud Print for printing services and Google Voice/Chat. For a guy like me, these are dream machines.
The Chromebox is a great gateway to the internet. The concept is brand new and there are a lot of problems. If you are looking for a polished product that doesn't have any drawbacks then this is not for you. The Google Team is constantly releasing updates that fix bugs and add new functionality. When I first got it a few of my wireless mice would not work with it; now they do.
At this point in the products life, it's important to remember that a lot of things are actively being fixed by automatic updates to Chrome OS. That said, I'll review the Chromebox in it's current state (11/30/2012) after about 40 hours of usage over the course of 3 weeks.I currently use this device as if it were a Google TV minus the DVR/cable functionality.
As noted in the packing materials, there is just a touch of lag when you go to full-screen HD video. I assume that the +Google Chrome team is on the case.The Celeron is more power-thirsty than other processors on the scale of portables, so I am skipping the Series 550 generation of Chromebooks for now, but in a desktop configuration it runs cooly beneath the Chromebox's excellent ventilation system.
I've just got this chromebox from a friend in Germany that was at the Google I/O in Usa last June. This is the version with intel core I5 and with a strange amount of memory not 4GB but 8GB.I must say that this machine is fantastic, fast all the video in youtube at the highest HD reliable are played without any efforts.I love this machine, in 3 minutes was set up included the printer.
Answer: As of pepper flash 11.3.31.323 it still does not work!!! When will Google incorporate the latest DRM (digital right management) now employed on recent Amazon Instant Videos?