DLNA Certified LED Backlit TVs

The latest LED televisions and the internet go hand in hand, has demand for networking has become more popular than ever. Networking your television in to your internet system at home is not a new thing as gamers have been playing their friends online for years. These days connecting your Xbox 360, Playstaion, Macbook, ipod or Laptops to your television is no longer enough, we now want to check our friends on Facebook, update our status on Twitter, preview photographs and pictures on flicker, download applications, apps and widget and watch videos on YouTube, all from the comfort of our living rooms though our new LED TV. LED televisions have now become the net work hub for the home, and with technology like DLNA, Wifi and Skype offering wireless connection to others and the internet has never been so simple. Many of the Wifi ready televisions LED Tvs will require a Wi-Fi Dongle to access the online content, and for Bluetooth, adaptors can also be bought separately.

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The different flat screen supplier has a different online content interface with IPTV. Each make of television has their own internet browser direct interface and software that gives you access to things like Google TV, YouTube, Flicker, Catch up TV, iPlayer and Facebook. Many television brands have their own network programmes on the new LED televisions for example Panasonic has VIERA Cast VIERA Link and Viera Connect technology, Philips has NetTV, LG have NetCast and Sony has BRAVIA Internet Video. In order to access these functions on your LED TV you will need either a HDMI 1.4 in stead of a 1.3 cable or Ethernet connection and cable. The manufacturers do not supply cables like HDMI, optical, VGA, Ethernet and Scart, so make sure you buy good quality cables from your home theatre and electrical dealers.