Comment on A New Generation of Smart TVs in China by What You Need to Know about China’s Fledging Smart TV Market: LeTV - TechNode

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Smart TV or the smart living room isn’t a new topic. Chinese TV makers, such as Changhong and TCL, started developing software solutions and producing Smart TVs a couple of years ago. Their Smart TVs provide videos from their own platforms or third-party partners who own licenses for streaming online videos onto TV. LeTV is the first online video service that released a Smart TV, called Super TV — LeTV was also the first to launch set-top box in 2009. Alibaba came up with a customized Android system, trying to have as many TV makers as possible to adopt it in their smart TVs.