Best Android TV?

[DVDA]

I want to turn my conference room TV into a Android TV and I was wondering which Android TV I should get? I see about 2,000 on Ebay and they all seem different.

These are my needs, maybe someone can put me in the right direction.

Has to have 4.0 or higher
Has to have a remote with QWERTY physical keyboard (not touch screen keyboard).

Right now my conference room has a TV with an XP computer attached to it. We use the computer to show power point presentations, video conference and edit documents from our cloud. Therefore the Android TV will need to do the same thing. (An added bonus would be if it came with a Camera).

Thanks everyone

 

[mikedt]

I want to turn my conference room TV into a Android TV and I was wondering which Android TV I should get? I see about 2,000 on Ebay and they all seem different.

Yup, there's hundreds/thousands of them, either STBs or HDMI dongles. The ones on Ebay nearly always come from Shenzhen or Hong Kong. AFAICT many of them do not have Google Play, and are pre-loaded with Chinese apps like Youku, QQ, Weibo and Sina. It's a category of Android device that's suddenly become very popular this year, especially in China.

BTW these are not Google TV devices.

These are my needs, maybe someone can put me in the right direction.

Has to have 4.0 or higher
Has to have a remote with QWERTY physical keyboard (not touch screen keyboard).

Right now my conference room has a TV with an XP computer attached to it. We use the computer to show power point presentations, video conference and edit documents from our cloud. Therefore the Android TV will need to do the same thing. (An added bonus would be if it came with a Camera).

Thanks everyone

Most of them are running 4.0, as this is more suited for TV use than older versions of Android. When it comes to showing PPTs, video conferencing, editing documents, you should be able to use whatever software is available for Android. Although doing MS Office docs like PPTs, on Android office apps can be rather variable, there's no MS Office. You might be better sticking with a PC based solution, depending on your needs.