Google Makes A Move For Your TV With Google Media Server

Google has turned its famed search engine biz into a full-fledged media company and their latest move into that area is the debut of Google Media Server, a Windows app that locates multimedia files on your computer and enables them to playback on your TV via any DLNA device. The new media server is a simple Google Gadget plugin that you download onto your computer, which then uses Google's Desktop Search technology to locate video, music, and picture files. All's you need is a UPnP-enabled device such as a Playstation 3 hooked into your home theater, and voila, Google TV!

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