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An Internet-enabled TV set with advanced functions such as being able to update its own electronic program guide (EPG), record programs (DVR capability) and provide interactive access to the Web...
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Definition: smart TV
An Internet-enabled TV set with advanced functions such as being able to update its own electronic program guide (EPG), record programs (DVR capability) and provide interactive access to the Web for movie content as well as Web surfing.
Also called a "connected TV," a smart TV may be able to execute built-in and downloaded applications. For example, Samsung's Internet@TV is a feature upgrade for certain TV and Blu-ray player models that lets viewers download and run apps. See Google TV and smartphone.
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