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Loewe selects Opera for connected TVs

March 23, 2010 08.04 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Opera Software today announced that its Opera Devices SDK 10.15 for Linux was selected by Loewe for its connected TVs, providing web browsing, widgets and HbbTV implementation.

“We have made a promise to our customers to add value with every innovation, and today our customers are asking for connected TVs. Opera is a clear winner when it comes to adding value to connected TVs, using the web to enable new content and services on Loewe devices,” said Bernd Weickert, R&D director software, Loewe, in a statement. “For us, the ability to use Opera to create an HbbTV compliant solution was crucial, as this is now the emerging standard for creating the interactive types of entertainment that TV viewers want.”

“When a customer takes on the Opera for connected TVs solution, they get speed, unmatched performance and an innovative feature-set that results in a compelling TV experience. We are excited to be working with Loewe, a company with well-deserved industry recognition for its superior quality,” said Lars Boilesen, CEO, Opera Software. “Opera is well poised to exceed Loewe’s quality expectations, giving Loewe TV owners the best that web technology has to offer.”

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Filed Under: Connected TV, Newsline, Tech, Web TV Tagged With: Connected TV, Loewe, Opera Edited: 23 March 2010 10:35

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