LG to introduce Google TV at CES 2012

By George Wong on 01/05/2012 20:33 PDT

We’ve previously heard rumors about LG making its Google TV debut at CES 2012, and today it looks like those rumors have turned into truth. In an official press release, LG announced that it will be introducing its very first Google TV at CES in Las Vegas next week. The Google TV is said to feature 3D capabilities, LG’s Smart TV technologies and of course, Google’s Android operating system.

The LG Google TV will also feature support for the Magic Remote QWERTY from LG, which should make UI navigation, content browsing, surfing the web and running apps a breeze. The LG Google TV will be demonstrated at the LG Electronic Press Conference on January 9^th, and will launch in the US in 2012. Stay tuned, and we’ll be sure to keep you posted on the unveiling of LG’s Google TV next week.

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