This document discusses internet-based and Google TVs. It provides information on brands that produce these TVs like Samsung, Sony, Panasonic and LG. These TVs allow users to surf the internet, stream content, and download apps. Google TV uses the Android operating system. The document outlines key features, similarities and differences between internet-based TVs and Google TV, as well as their history, specifications, prices, connections and applications. It considers the future of these TVs and asks for opinions on them.

1. Google TV & Internet-
Based TVs
CHELSEA DUHAIME &
EMILY FINEMORE

2. Internet-Based TVs
Internet access on televisions

3. Brands
Samsung Sony
Panasonic LG

4. Features
 Internet Technology
 Stream

5. Features
 Dashboard
 Instant

6. Features
 Simultaneous
 Updates

7. Similarities
 Surf the Internet
 Download
 Stream

8. Differences
 Partnerships with
Internet-based
companies

9. Google TV
 Smart TV
 Developers
 Android
 Google Chrome

10. How?
 Standalone TV  Through current HDTV

11. History
 Release Date
 App Store
 Android Operating Markets

12. Specifications
 Size
 LED or Plasma
 Specific buyer interests

13. Prices
 Differences between brands
 Different features and prices
VS

14. Connection
 High-Speed
 Router is necessary
 Wired or wireless connection

15. Remotes
 Vary based on brand

16. TV vs Computer
 Different icons
 Internet sources

17. Applications
 Social Media
 Streaming
 Different partnerships

18. Connecting Devices
 Web-Enabled Blu-Ray
 Connected game consoles

19. Future
 Cable companies
 Partnerships
 More streamlined
 Capabilities translated

20. Opinions
 Easily accessible or unnecessary?
 Too much overlap?