Amazon Video On Demand officially live on BRAVIA Internet Video Link

by Darren Murph, posted Sep 13th 2008 at 3:31PM

We knew good and well it was coming, but Sony finally spilled the beans on bringing Amazon Video On Demand to BRAVIA Internet Video Link users. For folks with compatible Sony BRAVIA televisions equipped with the optional BRAVIA Internet Video Link, they can now tap into "tens of thousands of premium movies and TV shows," and additionally, they can now stream high-definition content from Dailymotion and other providers at no additional cost. Huzzah!

Filed under: Media streamers, Other hardware, Sony, Internet

Tags: amazon, bravia, bravia internet link, bravia internet video link, BraviaInternet, BraviaInternetLink, BraviaInternetVideoLink, internet video link, InternetVideoLink, on demand, OnDemand, unbox, vod, xmb

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