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Sony's Google TV pricing leaks: models from $1300 to $1900

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On October 7, 2010, 3:38 PM

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One more Sony detail has leaked out: pricing. There will be four models initially available, as already rumored: 24-inch, 32-inch, 40-inch, and 46-inch (measured diagonally). These Internet TVs will have the following model names and pricing, according to Sony Insider: NSX-24GT1 (unknown), NSX-32GT1 ($1299.99), NSX-40GT1 ($1499.99), and NSX-46GT1 ($1899.99). While the 24GT1's price is unknown, we have our fingers crossed that it will cost under one grand.

In related news, the NSZ-GT1 (Sony Internet TV Box) was listed on an internal website. We now know it will have an eject button (Blu-ray player anyone?), WLAN module, and an included HDMI cable.

Google has already told us about Google TV quite a lot but the hardware details remain with partners like Logitech and Sony. The former is already taking preorders and the latter is holding its official Google TV event on October 12. That's when we'll likely learn all the juicy details, including why the remote is so ugly.


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  1. October 8, 2010 9:37 AM
    Guest said:

    LOL, yeah. I was wondering why that remote looks so ugly.

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  2. October 8, 2010 10:57 AM
    Guest said:

    Was I the only one who laughed at this article?

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