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Google TV was released in 2010 and combined a TV and the Android operating system to allow users to access the internet, apps, and streaming services from their television. It used the Android market and Chrome browser but faced controversies as some content providers blocked access through Google TV. While initial reviews were mixed, it showed potential success in combining television and internet capabilities.
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