Tru2way TVs at CES 2008

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Russell @ Jan 12th 2008 6:31PM

That looks so nice I have comcast but I don't think any of our HDs have CableCard slots.

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Carole Chinn @ Jan 27th 2008 2:27PM

Can anyone explain to me the difference between Tru2Way and the other open standard DLNA: Digital Living Networked Alliance? Does Tru2way pertain to the way the menu and data appear on the TV screen whereas DLNA pertains to how data travels around the network from device to device?

Thank you very much!

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Steven Kim @ Jan 28th 2008 12:26AM

Carole: Tru2Way will allow the cable company to deliver content they approve to your TV without a cable box. For example, there could be EPG functionality, PVR, PPV, VOD, etc. all available through a UI designed by the cable company. Basically, they will push the experience to your TV.

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