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DLNA seems largely pointless in a TV set unless it has wifi and can play movies & music too. I don't even see from the specs how this DLNA TV is meant to remotely access a computer, unless you have to buy some additional dongle to do it.
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DrXym @ May 26th 2008 10:51AM
DLNA seems largely pointless in a TV set unless it has wifi and can play movies & music too. I don't even see from the specs how this DLNA TV is meant to remotely access a computer, unless you have to buy some additional dongle to do it.