Introducing Sony Internet TV, the world’s first HDTV powered by Google TV. Television and Internet are together at last. Learn More: bit.ly
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Introducing Sony Internet TV, the world’s first HDTV powered by Google TV. Television and Internet are together at last. Learn More: bit.ly
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Internet television allows its users to choose the program or the TV show they want to watch from an archive of programs or from a channel directory. The two forms of viewing Internet television are streaming the content directly to a media player or simply downloading the program to the user’s computer. With the “TV on Demand” market growing, these on demand websites or applications are a must have for major television broadcasters. For example the BBC’s iPlayer brings in users which stream more than one million videos per week, with one of the BBC’s headline shows “The Apprentice” taking over 3 – 5% of the UK’s internet traffic due to people watching the first episode on iPlayer. Every night the use of On Demand TV peaks at around 10 pm,[1] Most providers of the service provide several different formats and quality controls so that the service can be viewed on many different devices. Some services now offer a HD service along side their SD, streaming is the same but offers the quality of HD to the device being used, as long as it is using a HD screen. During Peak times the BBC’s iPlayer transmits 12 GB (gigabytes) of information per second.[2] Over the course of a month the iPlayer sends 7 PB (petabytes) of information. Before 2006, most Catch-up services used peer-to-peer (P2P) networking, in which users downloaded an application and data would be shared between the users rather than the service provider giving the now more commonly used streaming method.
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www.sony-asia.com – The latest Sony Internet TV with LED backlight gives you more than a crystal clear picture. More than soul-stirring. More than you’ve come to expect from television. Sony Internet TV allows you to enjoy your favorite websites and experience millions of amazing online videos on YouTube. Keep yourself up-to-date on social networks, share your experience with your Facebook friends, post your thoughts on Twitter, and chat via Skype video calls on your widescreen BRAVIA LCD TV with HD and 3D capabilities. Enjoy together with friends a whole new world of online entertainment streamed effortlessly to your living room. The world is waiting for you on Sony Internet TV.
Demonstration video of Sony Internet TV at IFA 2010
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With the NETGEAR Internet TV Player Internet video has never been so fun, because now you can enjoy it on your television. Just plug it into your TV and connect it to the Internet, and the world of Internet video is at your fingertips. And since you watch it on your TV, not your PC, you can share the fun with your family and friends.
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www.pcmech.com – Joost.com is a free, internet-based television system that looks really cool. Watch David show it to you as he demonstrates it on a big TV.
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bwone.com twitter.com Its Here! We are finally getting our hands on the long awaited Google TV. The first company with a set-top box out is Sony with the Internet TV Player! Check inside for full unboxing video.
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Hands-on with Sony Internet TV featuring Google TV at the New York City launch event.
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All the hot new LCD and OLED flat panel TV’s from Sony, JVC, Panasonic, Samsung, Toshiba and LG as seen at CES 2010!
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