The Korea Times says:
"KT, Korea's dominant telecom operator, and Sony Computer Entertainment Korea (SCEK) will launch an Internet-based TV service in November that runs on the PlayStation 3 game console, the companies said Tuesday.
The PS3 console will act as a set-top box for KT's Internet Protocol TV service (IPTV), named Mega TV. The companies didn't disclose the detailed price plans for the service.
IPTV is a high-definition TV broadcasting service that allows users to download programs via broadband Internet and play them on TVs at any time they want. KT and Hanaro Telecom are two IPTV providers in South Korea."
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Europe and Asia are lucky. US consumers havent got anything in regards to this. But I'm sure it will be here soon enough.
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when is this gonna come in north america?? this would def. help boost sales- I wonder how many HD channels you get
I want it...
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Seeing that my internet connection sucks, especially at peak times, IPTV would have been a nice feature. Luckily Europe gets PlayTV in the new year which I might get.