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7 Connected HDTVs
We round up 7 models of HDTVs that feature extensive internet connectivity.
According to Oregan Networks, your clients want a connected HDTV.
The company recently released a study that found 71 percent of respondents prefer their next HDTV to feature a built-in media browser.
The ability to access Video on Demand services without a PC is the most valuable feature of a TV media browser, according to the study. Online services such as YouTube and Hulu, as well as Netflix and CinemaNow add the most value to a TV set, said the survey respondents.
Maybe that explains why these connected TVs have been rolled out like hot cakes recently. Many of the following HDTVs were rolled out and/or displayed at CES 2009 in Las Vegas.
Samsung was especially busy at the show, adding the Yahoo! Widget Engine to several lines of HDTVs:
The company recently released a study that found 71 percent of respondents prefer their next HDTV to feature a built-in media browser.
The ability to access Video on Demand services without a PC is the most valuable feature of a TV media browser, according to the study. Online services such as YouTube and Hulu, as well as Netflix and CinemaNow add the most value to a TV set, said the survey respondents.
Maybe that explains why these connected TVs have been rolled out like hot cakes recently. Many of the following HDTVs were rolled out and/or displayed at CES 2009 in Las Vegas.
Samsung was especially busy at the show, adding the Yahoo! Widget Engine to several lines of HDTVs:
- Series 7000 LEDs
- Series 7 LCDs
- Series 6 plasmas
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Steve Crowe, Web Editor
Steve is an editor for cepro.com. He graduated from Emerson College with a B.A. in Journalism. He joined the CE Pro staff in 2008. Steve is also a freelance sports writer for The Boston Globe and other various publications.
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