The Nexus Q, which was supposed to be a big hit at Google I/O, is being indefinitely delayed. The device is a spherical shaped media sharing unit that was said to need more work according to the New York Times.

Google wrote that it was

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responding to “initial feedback from users that they want Nexus Q to do even more than it does today,” though it added that “the industrial design and hardware were met with great enthusiasm.”

The Nexus Q plugs into TV’s or speakers and plays music and movies from Google Play or YouTube. At a cost of $299 they felt it needed more work. Google declined to say when

a new Nexus Q would ship or provide details about what the changes would be. Those who pre-ordered the device will still receive the current version, free, Google said.

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