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Daily Yomiuri: Internet TV Makes a Comeback Using New OS

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“Television with Internet connection has been reintroduced to
the market seven years after its unsuccessful debut. This time,
televisions are hooked up with high-speed connections, such as
ADSL, and enhanced interactivity, which is one of the
characteristics of digital broadcasting.

“Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. introduced in May a
television with a built-in BS/110 CS digital tuner and an Internet
connection capability that is exclusive to television. It is
Matsushita’s first television with Internet connection. Special
browsing software based on the Linux open source operating system
is preinstalled. With high-speed connections, users can access
Tnavi, the Web site the company also launched in May, for
free…”

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