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Google just announced Google TV. It looks interesting. However, the last thing I want to do on my TV is text search. Looks like I’ll be sticking with Roku. Google argues that internet on the TV hasn’t worked because it delivered watered-down internet. They say only full internet will work. I disagree. Anyone with a Wii can tell you that browsing full webpages online is no cakewalk. If there was ever a place for contextualized internet, with apps, the television is it. (Google TV via Gizmodo)

Google just announced Google TV. It looks interesting. However, the last thing I want to do on my TV is text search. Looks like I’ll be sticking with Roku.

Google argues that internet on the TV hasn’t worked because it delivered watered-down internet. They say only full internet will work. I disagree. Anyone with a Wii can tell you that browsing full webpages online is no cakewalk. If there was ever a place for contextualized internet, with apps, the television is it. (Google TV via Gizmodo)

Source: Gizmodo