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  1. FRAGaLOT says:

    Doesn’t seem like a big deal.. but hey I thought Tivo was pointless too.

  2. Michael_gr says:

    what is Google TV?
    It’s a Media Center with a Chrome (i.e. Linux) backend. Big Whoop.

  3. GigG says:

    Sounds like Apple TV to me.

  4. Two to the Head says:

    If it has a web browser that works with netflix and hulu and amazon and costs $100 I would get it and pitch my apple tv.
    Then I could stop supporting that megalomaniac control freak steve jobs.

  5. McCullough says:

    As much as I love this kind of tech. Google has become way too intrusive on our privacy. They have become EVIL. Fuck em. They can shove it.

  6. Joe M says:

    There’s a couple of things that aren’t quite clear to me. They talk about this being distributed in set top boxes, and built into TV’s. I assume then we cable and satellite users won’t get anything from this other than online content?

    If however they offer firmware like this for satellite and cable boxes, that would be awesome! We currently have Uverse, which has the least awful DVR interface of the cable/sat boxes out there. A far cry from what Google claims to soon offer.

  7. Rider says:

    With the exception of web content my current Direct TV DVR has all the same functions.

  8. honeyman says:

    It’s hard to read web pages on a tv unless the text is very large. Also, what are they using for a keyboard? Keeping a full size keyboard on the living room table sucks. I use a little Bluetooth keyboard for my media centre.

  9. yankinwaoz says:

    I’d think that leaving the game on the big screen while you access webpages via your laptop of iPad would be easier.

  10. Rufus says:

    If they include a wireless keyboard that has a large built-in trackpad then Google TV may just work.

  11. Red says:

    Does every product demo-video they make have to treat us like we we’ve never operated an electric device before?

    The people that work at google really must think the rest of us are semi-retarded.

  12. deowll says:

    Perhaps they have forgotten but people with PCs/HDTVs can already do most of this. Oh they don’t do PCs any more.

  13. soundwash says:

    do yourself a favour…

    Turn off any and all TV..

    -the less propaganda stuffed into your brain…the better the chances you’ll wake up from the mind numbed stupor you’ve been in..

    -s

  14. DaveO says:

    Mmmmm, mind numbed stupor…

  15. chuck says:

    OK, so it lets me use my DVR the same way I can now. Plus I can connect to the web, and go to web-sites like Hulu which tells me I can’t watch the content because I live in the wrong country.

    Sounds great!

  16. Faxon says:

    I was using Google Chrome, and, of course, Google Search.
    I finally decided to dump Google in every way. Problem is, so many sites use their damn maps, I can’t get away from that slimy Serge what’s his name? Sergio Briney. or whatever the hell it is.
    Screw him.
    Using Opera, and Start Page, and quite happy with it.

  17. Uncle Patso says:

    “It’s the Internet! On your TV!!!”

    Ho-hum…

    They keep trying. No one has it right yet. Not even close.

  18. AndyBoy says:

    Meh.

    Give me Safari on my AppleTV and I’ll be a happy fella.

  19. Cursor_ says:

    by this video Google TV sounds great if you live alone and have no plans of having children.

    Isn’t that the profile of most Google employees?
    It will be great for them.

    Useless for the rest of the world that already fights over the TV controller as to what to watch. Think of fighting over the keyboard as well.

    And seriously why would anyone want to play Farmville on your TV in front of your friends and family? (I see no reason to play it at all.)

    Yep that demonstration was for single people.

    Cursor_

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