Is Google TV testing Larry Page’s patience? With his renewed focus on streamlining Google’s product roster, this news surely isn’t going over well in Mountain View:

Logitech has reported that its Logitech Revue console had more units returned than sold in the company’s latest financial quarter (Q1 2012). Ouch.

As a result, Logitech says it’ll cut the unit’s price from $249.99 to $99. The Revue has already had one price cut; it was $300 when launched late last year and dropped to $250 recently due to slow sales.

In its prepared financial remarks (PDF, shared by GigaOM), Logitech says it’s betting that the $99 price will pump up sales:

Sales of Logitech Revue were slightly negative during the quarter, as returns of the product were higher than the very modest sales. We believe the significantly lower everyday price for Logitech Revue, reduced from $249 to $99, will generate improved sales.

Google has already announced that Google TV will be upgraded this summer to Android 3.1 and will include access to the Android Market, too.

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