TV makers have been slapping components onto their sets for years, combining televisions with VCRs or DVD players and sometimes both. The HP SLC3760N, the first to combine a network media player with a 37-inch flat-panel LCD TV, is a particularly polished example of the breed. This TV is not only a fully functional high-definition display, it can also stream and play back audio, video (including high-def), and photo content from any networked PC or storage device. Everything seems great until you read the $2,700 price tag, which is pretty steep, considering that the same TV without the networking features, the HP LC3760N, costs $1,700.



Link: CNET