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this going to be my next TV..
What i was wondering what can be done with this new standard DLNA

www.dlna.org

- Stream Live Camera view?
- Watch the status of Domotica devices/ control?
- What can Proto Pro do more on this TV?
- What other Domotica possibilities?

philips 42PES0001

Damn that looks nice.




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psst...42"
- 66,2 x 98,2 x 5 cm (HxBxD)

hahaha nice work WIFI

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<br />psst...42"
- 66,2 x 98,2 x 5 cm (HxBxD)

42" was too big for the wall in my hous..just 100cm
This one fits perfect.

I just canceled the order for the Sony KDL-40W4500 also a great TV with build in DVB-C (Ziggo)
http://www.kieskeurig.nl/product/3A0684 ... 338DE7.htm


It will be now the Philips
http://www.kieskeurig.nl/product/BE5FE5 ... 3F8D0A.htm

I'm sure I can show pictures from IP cameras on this device...maybe not streaming in beginning

Firmware can be updated via USB and it's open source...WOW Philips

did you see this ? :

http://www.sonyinsider.com/2008/09/17/s ... a-app-sdk/

too bad that these tv's are only available in japan, right now...

Marcel

WOW..thats new way of watching TV...hmm was Sony better choice..
Or can yous say the have build in MCE in the TV...lol

At IFA Samsung also demonstrated DNLA TV's. This TV was capable of showing RSS feeds and other things from the web, besides TV.

DNLA is open standard and open source..i think we will see more in the next months,
When they can retrieve rss...they can do more...

I should choose for a quality TV and then I mean the TV screen capability, because that's what you do with the TV most of the time. In that case Philips is not a good choice. Look at Pioneer, Panasonic or Loewe, they make the best TV's. I'm dutch, but after 3 Philips TV's and other Philips equipement I must admit Philips is getting worse by the year.

/RdP

I am a Loewe fan; not cheap, but you get good quality image; i still have an old 'tube' Loewe, but still very happy with it, since most of the times, when i watch at image quality produced by other TVs, i'm reassured i still have the right choice.

I have a philips with ambi light, i just like the ambi light, quality is ok. My tv before that lasted about 10 years.. (big old sucker) i like the aureau one from philips (ambilight from 4 sides) but i must admit, the pioneer ones look nice too..

// Erik (binkey.nl)

At the moment i am thinking about getting http://www.samsung.com/nl/consumer/deta ... B7000WWXXN

Has dlna, its ledtv really small and also some nice gizmo's..

// Erik (binkey.nl)

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by mhwlng</i>
<br />did you see this ? :

http://www.sonyinsider.com/2008/09/17/s ... a-app-sdk/

too bad that these tv's are only available in japan, right now...

Marcel

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This article is almost a year old, and I thought I just read an article in the German C'T magazine about release of a Bravia with the Crossbar interface and network connection. Will check when I get home.

Funny to see there is a lot of Linux involved in those Bravias.
Maybe check the lastest models on this list for APP API support too.

http://products.sel.sony.com/opensource/source_tv.shtml

Regards,
Ron.