Logitech expects to ship 500,000 Revues this year (but when do we get one?)

Note that "shipped" is not the same as "sold", but the Logitech, maker of the RevueGoogle TV  set-top box, expects to ship around 500,000 units through the end of this year. It was rumored earlier this month that the device would go on sale Sept. 29 (that would be today), but we aren't seeing it anywhere so it looks like that the rumor was a dud. Let's hope that the supposed $300 price tag will end up being just as untrue as well. Still, we can't be too far away from the actual release date, so why not sound off in the Android Central Forums until then? [DigiTimes]

Kyle Gibb
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