Google has a new streaming device that makes it easier to watch what you want, when you want — and it retails for less than $100. The Google TV Steamer, released on Tuesday (Sept. 24), boasts two times the memory of Google Chromecast and 32GB of storage for faster app loading and easier navigation.

Google’s much-anticipated TV Streamer finally launched Tuesday, and the Mountain View company synced its release with a bunch of updates to Google TV. These updates are mainly in three areas: controlling smart home devices,

The Google TV Streamer officially launched on September 24 in two colors, Porcelain and Hazel. It is now available to buy for $100 from Amazon, Best Buy, and the Google Store. Be sure and grab yours now if you're ready for a huge jump forward from the Chromecast.

Ahead of the launch of Google TV Streamer, the company’s new set-top streaming box, the tech giant is also bringing updates to all Google TV devices. This New updates are coming to all Google TV devices,

Google has announced a massive Google TV update that brings three new Google TV Streamer features to all devices.

Doubling as a smart home hub, the new streaming device comes with Google TV Freeplay and a Sports Page. You can buy it now.

Google TV Streamer and the Onn 4K Pro have a lot of similarities. But it's around the edges where you might find that one fits you better than the other.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox