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Sony adds BBC iPlayer to Bravia TVs

15 Sep 2010

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Sony has today announced that the BBC iPlayer has been added to the Bravia Internet Video service on Bravia televisions.

The TV catch-up service will be accessible on all models that have Freeview HD built-in (the EX403 and above).

The iPlayer service joins the LoveFilm app on the Bravia Internet Video service, meaning Sony joins Samsung in having both apps live on their latest TV ranges.

BBC iPlayer is also available on the full 2010 range of Sony Blu-ray players and home cinema systems, again via the Bravia Internet Video service.

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Joe Cox Thu, Sep 16 2010, 3:48PM

jasechambers ��Samsung was actually the first manufacturer to have iPlayer and LoveFilm accessible via a TV, for example on the C6900 that's reviewed in the November issue, out tomorrow.

jasechambers Thu, Sep 16 2010, 11:44AM

Yeah same with Samsung. No iplayer no love film.....WHY

Andy Clough Thu, Sep 16 2010, 10:33AM

We're STILL waiting for confirmation from Panasonic as to when its Freesat TVs will get the iPlayer upgrade, I'm afraid. No news yet.

simoncar Wed, Sep 15 2010, 11:33PM

AGREE!!!!!!!!!!!!

judester Wed, Sep 15 2010, 9:53PM

And when will panasonic 'play catch-up' with their UK VieraCast product?  No Lovefilm or BBC iplayer...just skype?? youtube and a host of overseas nonsense?