Google TV: TV meets the Web

TV has become the most popular entertainment device. As a matter of fact, billion of people watch TV from time to time. Mostly houses has even at least one, we grow up along with TV technology as well. From the CRT type to LCD and now TV goes the LED. It’s interesting how technology gives as advancement. Apparently these days entertainment experience is coming from our computers and phones. That’s for one obvious reason, these mentioned devices have something that the TV doesn’t have. The Web, the internet has been more likely a part of most people lives. However, the web also lacks one great feature that TV offers and that’s high-quality viewing experience.

“Technology doesn’t get stuck on what’s supposed to be “enough”…” Imagine if you could browse the web, videos, music, social sites etc. through your TV in high-resolution.
Google TV, did it get your attention? Probably that gave your mind something to think of. Google TV is a promising one, a new television experience having the TV that you already knew and the access through the Internet. It has come with Google Chrome, which offers you access to your favorite websites and move from TV to the web. This thing gives you a few hundred channels to millions of entertainment channels across the web. Thus, with this your TV will no longer be locked up showing just videos.

Google TV utilizes search that offers fast and ease way of navigating from television channels, apps, websites and movies.

And to top it all, you’ll probably love to hear it that Sony and Logitech (two of the biggest names in Technology, and we know what they can do) are part of making the Google TV to be materialize.

World's First Android TV

TV, Internet, Multimedia, Internet and Social Media – all interconnected.The Android(TM)-based (or Google TV as some call it) television from People of Lava.Watch TV, chat with your friends, play Youtube-clips, surf the net.This is your window to the world!First from People of Lava, a Swedish company heading to release an internet-connected Android-based TV set. For decades, the said television will also be the world’s first taste of Swedish TV Technology. The Android TV is set, aptly, to enter beta-testing in early Summer, and other than size and price, tech-specs are still to be confirmed. The first model to be release will have a 42-inch high-definition LED screen and would cost between $2,000 and $2,500 ($2,700 and $3,400). This will be followed by 47 and 55-inch models.