Access Internet on your TV through Sony's BRAVIA

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What a way to innovate things! On CES (Consumer Electronics Show) press conference, Las Vegas, Sony announced TV feature called BRAVIA Internet Video Link which will allow consumers to access Internet video contents through Sony TV.

This is to reinforce company's continuous attempt in staying ahead on providing a more personalized line of products for its consumers. The said feature will allow access to Sony Pictures Entertainment and Sony BMG Music sites and, with its announced partnership with, sites including Yahoo!, AOL, and Grouper.

The Internet video-ready television will be possible through a small module that can easily be attached at the back of the TV. This module will then link the TV to a broadband service provider. Internet contents, including videos, movie clips, trailers, RSS feeds, can be viewed on the TV without the use of PC.

Online video streaming seems to be increasingly becoming the center of all attention and Sony's latest innovations are certainly reinforcing this fact.

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BRAVIATM Internet Video Link enables consumers to access video content from the Internet via an optional module without a computer. It will be available on a majority of 2007 Sony televisions, according to Time Warner.The Sony TV consumers will be able access the Internet and navigate through menus to browse and play free videos from AOL Video.