Skype partners with LG and Panasonic to produce Skype for HDTV

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| Jan 5th, 2010 | by Editor

The results are (239 votes):

52% voted for Gotta have this!

48% voted for I could just hook up my PC to the TV and achieve the same thing.

Gotta have this!

I could just hook up my PC to the TV and achieve the same thing.

You can now get LG and Panasonic HDTVs that come with an HD Skype webcam, and Skype video chat support for HD video at 1280 x 720 and 30 frames per second. The Skype software will be integrated into the TV set. No pricing yet. (Gizmodo)

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