Have you finalised your Christmas wish list? Well, it's high time you did! If an
best LCD television is what you're looking for and are scouring the world over for the perfect one that'll go with your budget and requirements, then we have a suggestion for you. The one that we're about to introduce to you today is not any run-of-the-mill telly with the usual bunch of features that we've grown so used to. It's rather has a different flavour to it, the flavour of internet. And the manufacturer that has come up with this unique kind of TV for the first time in the UK is Britain based Cello Electronics.
Remember the
Cello C1973F IPOD LCD TV? The cute little telly that grabbed our attention with it's utility? Cello has yet again come up an innovation, the iViewer that can stream the
BBC iPlayer through the TV directly, without the necessity of a set top box or game console. Now this, one tends to stop and take notice, is rather groovy. If you have a broadband connection at home, then all it takes is a Wi-Fi dongle or an Ethernet cable to connect your
iViewer to the internet. Apart from BBC iPlayer, the iViewer can stream
YouTube, Movie Rush, Disney Movies Preview, Sky Sports Boots, Autocar Magazine and All, Jamie’s Ministry of Food, the Larry King video podcast, Delicious TV Veg, Revision 3 Diggnation and the CNN daily video podcast.
Available in 26” and 32” versions, the iViewer can also be connected to your PC and comes with 2
HDMI ports. The LCD TV promises an effective audio and video performance with the presence of
Nicam Stereo and full HD resolution (32” version) and will be available this Christmas season from Marks & Spencer. Will this telly prove to the good performer that the C1973F wasn't, or will it just be a utile TV with a futile AV performance? Let's wait and watch.
