Sony NSZ-GT1

Blu-ray player with built-in Google TV; revolutionary Google TV software enables potential access to virtually all online media, with a powerful interface; user interface overlays TV content from cable/satellite box; can control TV, AV receiver, and...

Frustrating controller handles neither Google TV or Blu-ray well; major content providers like Hulu, CBS, and ABC are currently blocking Google TV; user interface geared toward power users; Google's "universal" search doesn't search Netflix; antiquated...

The Sony NSZ-GT1 combines Google TV and Blu-ray in a single box, but Sony's frustrating controller, the high price, and Google TV's content issues make it a tough sell.

flexible with using the television or DVD.

Lack of firmware updating.

1. Android Honeycomb and Market access

1. Some websites are blocked for Google TV

Ties everything together - almost. Would recommend it to anyone who does not have internet connectivity through their bluray or tv. Everybody seems to be selling it for 199. My kids like it.

Unclear if this will continue to be developed. Marketplace has been added but Flash is reporting this device as unsupported.

Got an awesome deal for $169 at Best Buy. It was an open box, who cares - so the box was taped up. Took less than 5 minutes to set up. Perfect for surfing - checking email - NETFLIX is just perfect. Imagine 100 episodes of Law n Order. And to search

I only wish Sony backlit the remote. Other than that, its totally off the hook. guys, remember this is not a computer. its a device that makes you access TV shows, movies, email, endless surfing. So who cares about uploading or downloading. use a lap

Able to watch U-Verse and able to stream netflix, amazon, etc web browse and soon more this fall when android 3.1 Honeycomb is realeased

This is slanted to all media outlets like CNET and others who have not updated this product's info since October 2010. It's late July 2011 and tech capabilities have changed since then. Get with it

Has Neat Apps for media streaming and music, comes in very handy when your computer is down if your using it just to surf the net & email and simple stuff like that. Of course excellent for watching movies

Its a pretty pricey gadget for the limited capabilities it has as for downloading & saving files and its compatibility w/ other electronic devices (ex: av receivers, non HDMI TV's, home theatre systems etc) sucks. I'd do some research B4 buying it

To many for me to list

None as of yet

Easy setup

Not enough apps. Google promises apps but hasn't delivered in a year. You have to pay extra to integrate it with Dish Network. Freezes at times. The processor speed is too slow. Does not support HULU or common websites like NBC