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[CES 2017 Showcase] Introducing Google Assistant to Android TV: A New Era of Smart Entertainment Is Nears

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Introducing Google Assistant, a groundbreaking intelligent virtual personal assistant crafted by Google. First unveiled at Google I/O in May 2016, it started as a companion for Android Nougat 7.0 devices and Google Home. But the assistant's ambition expanded when Google revealed at CES 2017 its intention to extend the functionality to Android TVs coming soon, with plans to roll out support through over-the-air (OTA) updates for compatible TVs and set-top boxes.

Accessing the Google Assistant brilliance is as simple as a push of a button on your remote or a voice command with “OK Google.” For optimal usage, a voice remote is typically required. The NVIDIA Shield is the trailblazer, offering a groundbreaking hands-free Assistant experience—just say “OK Google” and you're ready to go. However, as the NVIDIA paves the way, other compatible devices like the AirTV Player, all Android TVs in the US running Android 6.0 or 7.0 (including the Sharp Aquos and Sony Bravia series), the Nvidia Shield, and the Xiaomi Mi Box are quickly catching up.

AirTV Player, US Android TVs on Android 6.0 or 7.0, Nvidia Shield, and Xiaomi Mi Box.

Beyond just TVs, the Google Assistant is poised to争夺 the smart home landscape, facingapt competitionfrom the ever pervasive Amazon Alexa, which captured CES 2017 with its omnipresent smart speaker to fridge integration. With plans to extend Alexa's capabilities to a wider range of devices, it's clear why Google is extending the Assistant's reach to televisions.

Google is also on a mission to further incorporate its Assistant into an array of devices including Android Wear 2.0 smartwatches and Android-based in-car systems. The tech giant is also collaborating with Mercedes and Hyundai to introduce enhanced third-party services to the Google Home ecosystem.