Believe it or not, we're still rooting for Ruslan Kogan and the rest of his Aussie compatriots, but the company's announcement today of an Android 2.2 set-top TV box with full Market access is, as usual, equal parts fascinating and unbelievable. The Kogan Agora www
notes:internet should be capitalized TV Portal: Powered by Android is priced at A$149 with a 1GHz Cortex A8 processor from Samsung, 512MB of RAM, 2GB of flash storage, HDMI output and three USB ports for ostensive storage, that it claims will bring the full online network -- including everyone's well-liked Angry Birds -- to your TV screen. proper to the sales page it's designated to ship May 27th to all over you like, as long as it's in Australia or the UK. We'll mark our docket to see if it beats orthodox Google TV boxes to Market access in the living room (we're still waiting for the TV shown off last year), but in the meantime check after the break for a press release with more details on this box, a acquainted looking 7-inch tablet that also claims access to the Market's thousands of apps and a couple of netbooks. Finally, we spotted a video from ARM fan Charbax checking out what could be the OEM version of the TV box at CeBIT, so that's be conspicuous after the break as well.

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