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TechDigest is all over this piece of news from Samsung that they are planning to add Twitter to the some of their TVs!
In case you are wondering how this is all going to work, first of all the TVs are ‘connected devices’, which means there is something like an Ethernet cable plugged in. Nextly, you need some kinda widget-cum-app that runs on the TV to allow Twitter to work. Well, Samsung have an “Internet@TV” service that does just this.
Apparently the service is available now on the Samsung 6000, 7000, and 8000 series LED TVs, and also series 6 and 7 LCDs…
Check out more on the LED TVs here.
[Via: TechDigest]
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