This document discusses the history and development of smart TV technologies including Google TV and competitors from LG, Panasonic, and Vizio. It also covers reactions to early smart TV platforms, projections for growth in smart TV and streaming connections, and the role of HTML5 and new networking standards in the future of smart TV. Key figures mentioned include projections of 87 million smart TVs to be sold in 2013 and growth in millions of Miracast and DIAL TV connections over time.

1. Emily Niditch and Sami Kaminski

3. High Computing Ability

5. Digital Living Network Alliance

6. Google TV

7. Google TV
Buddy Box
Integrated TV

8. Reactions to Google TV

10. Competitors
LG Smart TV

11. Competitors
Panasonic Smart Viera

12. Competitors

13. 802.11ac TV networking connections
(Millions)

14. Total Miracast and DIAL TV connections
(Millions)

15. HTML5

17. Future Projections

18. Future Projections

19. Outcome

20. Works Cited
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