Google launched its Smart Displays platform earlier this year, with products from companies like Lenovo. The company didn’t announce its own Home-branded Smart Display, though. And that’s going to change, soon.
Google is expected to announce its own smart display powered by Google Assistant next month at its hardware event. The device, reportedly called the Home Hub, will feature a 7-inch display and can be used to use to control your smart home devices, and much more.
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The folks at Android Headlines got an early look at the Home Hub, letting us get our first look at the smart display. Much like other Google Home products, the Home Hub will come in Charcoal and a white variant. We already got an early look at the white version, and the latest leak gives us a look at the Charcoal version.
As for the time being, we don’t know a lot of the specs of the Home Hub, but it is expected to retail for $149. Google will take the wraps off the Home Hub at its October 9 hardware event, along with new Pixel phones and other hardware.
Bats
<p>It's still white. Lol… only the back is black and who looks at the back. For it to be really black, the bezel or frame needs to be black too (IMO). </p>