CES 2007 was when Sony introduced their Internet Video Link for Bravia televisions, bringing you Internet content on the TV by hooking up with AOL and Yahoo!. This sounds pretty spiffy, but on the other hand it does leave you with limited access to only Sony's approved partners. Well, the Internet Video Link is now available for $299 and setting it up is a cinch. All you need to do is connect your Internet-enabled Ethernet cable to it, while USB and HDMI outputs are hooked up to the TV. The device itself is diminutive enough to connect to your Bravia TV so it won't stick out like a sore eye. One more reason to get a Bravia?
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