Google has developed a new streaming media player, according to leaked marketing materials that suggest it is close to launching.

XDA Developers has obtained a leaked video from a pre-release firmware build, and it shared screenshots from this video to confirm several rumoured details about Google's upcoming Android TV-powered dongle - including how it looks. XDA Developers also claimed the device is codenamed Sabrina, but we can't help but wonder if it'll be called something else when it finally launches.

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The device is expected to feature a remote and an easy-to-use interface, eliminating the need to use a Chromecast to cast content from amobile device to a TV. While the device is reminiscent of the Chromecast Ultra, it should be more powerful, even supporting Google Assistant commands. The leaked marketing video confirms it features a remote with a Google Assistant button. 

The streaming media player itself appears to have an oval design, and it's supposed to be available in pink, white, and black colour options. 

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Keep in mind recent reports have claimed Google is working on an Android TV-powered device under the Nest brand that'll likely cost $80. But the company has also canceled Google I/O and postponed its Andriod 11 event, so there's no indication when its new device might arrive.

We're rounding up all the rumours and leaks on this device in a guide here. We've tentatively been calling it the Chromecast Ultra 2.