We have been hearing more and more about Google TV recently, and now Sony has announced that they will launch the world’s first Internet television on October 12th.
Sony has sent out invites to a special event they are holding in New York on October 12th, 2010, and they are claiming it is the launch of the world’s first Internet TV.
Sony obviously intends to start selling their new Google TV enabled TVs fairly soon, probably before Christmas. It will be interesting to see what they come up with and how Google TV is integrated into their range of televisions.
The Evolution of Television
The concept of Internet TV is not entirely new, but integrating it seamlessly into a television set is a significant leap forward. Traditional television has evolved from black-and-white broadcasts to color, and then to high-definition and smart TVs. The introduction of Google TV marks another milestone in this evolution. Google TV aims to combine the best of the internet with traditional television, offering users a more interactive and versatile viewing experience. With Google TV, users can browse the web, stream online content, and access a wide range of apps directly from their TV screens.
What to Expect from Sony’s Google TV
Sony’s new range of Google TV-enabled televisions is expected to offer a variety of features that will set them apart from traditional TVs. These features may include voice search, personalized recommendations, and the ability to control the TV using a smartphone or tablet. Additionally, Google TV will likely support popular streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube, providing users with a vast library of content at their fingertips.
We can expect to see many more manufacturers following suit and launching Google TV-enabled televisions over the next 12 months. The integration of Google TV into televisions is likely to be a game-changer in the industry, offering consumers a more connected and interactive viewing experience. The convenience of having internet access directly on the TV screen, without the need for additional devices, is expected to be a significant selling point.
Moreover, Google TV’s open platform allows developers to create a wide range of applications specifically designed for the television experience. This could lead to innovative new ways to interact with content, such as gaming, social media, and even productivity tools. The potential for Google TV to transform the way we use our televisions is immense, and it will be fascinating to see how this technology evolves over time.
via TFTS
Updated 23rd October 2010
Sony has now officially announced their range of Google TV HDTVs. Full details below.
Sony Google TV HDTV Gets Official
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