The new Chromecast Ultra supports 4K and integrates an Ethernet port

The resolution 4K it is already implemented in a considerable number of contents and both televisions and devices with support for this resolution are beginning to be common. Thinking about it, Google has launched the new Chromecast Ultra, a more powerful version of its famous Chrom3ecast that will allow you to stream 4K content. It also supports HDR content, another technology that will be common in the not too distant future, in addition to DolbyVision.

In total, the Chromecast Ultra has 1.8 times more power than the last chrome cast. The lack of an Ethernet port was one of the most recurring criticisms of previous Chromecasts, in this model it has been corrected with a system that supports Ethernet from the same power connector, so it is not necessary to expand the size.

The new Chromecast Ultra will arrive in November with a price of $69.