Google TV Delayed

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:02PM ET / Published Dec. 20, 2010 1:43AM ET

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Another stumble for Google in the consumer-electronics market: The company has asked television makers to delay their introductions of Google TV after the service received poor early reviews. The device was supposed to come out at next month’s Consumer Electronics Show, but Google wants to refine the software, which introduces web video and other Internet functions to your cable box. Still, those who desperately want a product can buy it from Sony, which has already released its Google TV models.

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Google TV Delayed

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