Certain, selling $150~ 3D eyeglasses as well as $80~ WiFi adapters for their HDTVs is no problem, though according to Bloomberg Samsung as well as Panasonic have drawn a line at a rumored Google TV initiative. Panasonic VP Incline Perry pronounced in an talk which the Intel hardware to run Android “adds too most to a price of a set,” whilst Samsung likewise declined to stickon, seeking towards a destiny built on its own apps platform. The widget knowledge during CES 2010 did crop up to be most softened, but so distant the sometimes delayed and clunky interfaces have left us with CE4100 dreams as well as open Market wishes. Judging by the last check upon a subject, opinions on a future of such displays have been split, but but anything in the way of an official proclamation from the Google / Intel / Sony / Logitech cabal we’ll reason off upon deciding who has made the right choice.