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Google Said to Be Working on TV Project With Intel and Sony

March 16, 2010

“It’s a sign of the legitimacy of Internet connectivity moving well beyond the PC and mobile spaces, which Google has tackled already,” said Kurt Scherf, an analyst at industry researcher Parks Associates in Dallas. “It completes the third leg of the stool.

”From the article, "Google Said to Be Working on TV Project With Intel and Sony" by Ian King, Brian Womack, Ari Levy

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