Update: Unfortunately, these are just stickers, and not updated Logitech Revues - the company told Engadget that the boxes were 'prematurely updated with the stickers in anticipation of the next release,' which will be automatically sent 'to all Logitech Revue boxes that are installed and connected to the internet.' You won't have to buy a new one. Regardless, this update is what Google TV owners and manufacturers have been waiting for, and it looks like it's almost here.

There's also a conspicuous absence of Ice Cream Sandwich, but we're not surprised given how long the Revue was stuck without Honeycomb. At the end of last week, Logitech has announced that it has dropped the price of its Google TV set-top box from 249 to 99 and also reaffirmed the fact that the version 2.0 firmware update will. The packaging looks slightly different, particularly the burrito-looking object with the sparks coming out of it, so it's hard to tell if this is new hardware or just new software in the same box. Details are sparse, and though Engadget says the device is on the sales floor of a 'major electronics retailer,' there's been no official word from Logitech or Google about the update coming. Engadget posted a photo of a 'New and Improved' Logitech Revue, with Android 3.1 and the Android Market inside. Logitech units should automatically update with the firmware themselves, but Revue owner Scott Greczkowski has shared some video and screenshots for those still waiting.We heard earlier this month than a new version of Google TV would be launching this fall, with Honeycomb and apps coming to the TV-based OS - now it looks like the update is imminent. There's a new movie search landing page, including all films associated with the title and links to its availability – whether on TV, online or from Netflix or Amazon Video on Demand – and shortcuts to cast member landing pages with details of their other appearances. Once you’ve downloaded and installed the update tool, it will first update your camera’s speakerphone, and then the camera firmware. They're the two biggest changes, but Logitech hasn't stopped there. When a firmware update is available, you’ll be able to download the firmware update tool from the MeetUp Support page on the Logitech website. I hope the Android 3.1 (Honeycomb) upgrade will be pushed. Update: More on the firmware update – which is available for Sony's Google TV devices as well – at Google's blog. And Logitech Revue with Google TV offers so much more value than mere streaming media devices. The new firmware allows Revue users with Netflix accounts to search for content and update their queue from within the Google TV app itself additionally, the Dual View picture-in-picture window (which shows both the current TV program and a browser window) can now be moved around the screen and resized. Logitech has pushed out the first update for their Revue Google TV box, and it's addressed two of the biggest complaints about the media streaming STB.

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