Announced during last February's MWC and originally expected to launch in April, the Samsung HomeSync is now available. The media box offers 1TB of cloud based storage that up to 8 users will have access to. Connecting to your TV via the HDMI port, HomeSync allows you to download certain apps from Google Play Store, view YouTube videos, surf the web and more. And the box is powered by Android 4.2. In case you were wondering, a dual-core 1.7GHz Cortex A-15 CPU lives inside the box
The Samsung HomeSync is priced at $299.99 and you can send content through the box and to your large screen TV screen using certain Samsung Galaxy devices. While it would make sense to have a device that connects to your television play streaming video, certain sites like Netflix and Hulu are off-limits. The Samsung HomeSync is available right now from Amazon or your local Best Buy store.
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