Chromecast Ultra - A 2.0 Chromecast

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Take a very successful product and upgrade it to 4K. That's the new Chromecast for you. It still looks like an ice hockey puck and plugs int your TV - but now streams faster and in Ultra HD. Oh, and it costs twice as much as the previous generation. I just love the design of the Chromecast Ultra. But it does not matter, price matters. The price is $69 and this great device will be available in November for you. If you want to know more, go to the website of Chromecast Ultra.

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