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The tech giant Google’s tentacles have already extended to many fields. In 2013, it launched Chromecast, a new connection device that can be plugged into the TV HDMI port. Users can use Chromecast to transfer the phone or tablet on the same Wi-Fi environment. Online video is pushed to the TV.
Three years after the launch of Chromecast, Google wanted to make a smart TV. Recently, it was reported that Google has signed a cooperation agreement with the well-known high-definition TV brand VIZIO to prepare to integrate the functions of the Chromecast TV stick into the TV, and to launch a smart TV.
This decision is a win-win move for VIZIO regardless of Google. Google’s Chromecast TV stick has become a very popular product. Since its launch in 2013, it has sold more than 20 million so far. At the end of last year, Google launched a new Chromecast TV stick.
After integrating the functionality of the Chromecast TV Stick into the TV set, VIZIO will help users to stream online streaming video more easily, eliminating the need to purchase additional equipment such as additional TV sticks. 
The Chromecast TV stick is popular with the public because of its small size and ease of use. On the other hand, because it is relatively inexpensive, it costs only 35 US dollars (about 228 yuan).
According to sources, Google is still negotiating with a number of TV brands, trying to bring Chromecast TV's features to more televisions. Before Google also tried in the TV field, Google launched Android TV in 2014, but this product is not successful, Google now hopes to make Chromecast a new standard for living room TV.
In addition, VIZIO has also been working on its own Internet TV products, similar to Roku's set-top boxes. However, VIZIO's products are based on Yahoo's Internet TV service. After Yahoo's re-wiring of the product line, this service has been closed. VIZIO and Google can rely on the power of Google to conduct research on their own Internet TV products.
However, Google has not yet responded to this message.