 of sites don't have their UIs designed for televisions.  Google TV seems like it might be able to change the way we use the Internet on our televisions. 

A:

I may not have complete answers for your question but here's something i understood from the developer FAQ
Question 1:
First things first. You should read the Developer Guidelines section. (Of course you must have read it) and create your site considering all the design guide lines. The Navigation part is crucial! You should be able to let the user navigate with arrow keys (directional pad) :) 
To test your application, the closest you can get without a REAL TV is Chrome web browser it self ON Linux :)

The browser on Google TV is simply the
  Linux version of Google Chrome. While
  the user interface is modified
  slightly for the TV form factor, most
  of the rendering and web platform
  capabilities are consistent with
  desktop versions of Google Chrome and
  you will receive the latest updates
  automatically

Another question in the FAQ is
Q. Is this yet another browser platform that I need to test my site on?
A. Google TV utilizes Google Chrome as the browser, so most websites that function in Google Chrome should operate correctly on Google TV.
So if you design for the 

1280x720 resolution. Recommended
width is 1152x648. 
1920x1080 resolution. Recommended
width is 1728x972.

resolutions and if you test it on a screen with the above mentioned resolution (A lot of laptops and desktop monitors support this resolution) and if the user can work fine with it on Chrome 5.0 on Linux (using directional pad), I think you are good to go :)

Question 2
In my opinion, the sound would be OK as long as it is not ear piercing and disturbing. Simple short sounds when the user hovers over an icon to provide audible alert would be really helpful and a really nice smooth sound for the splash screen would add a dramatic effect BUT the user should definitely be able to mute the sounds. I think this wouldn't be hard because Flash is supported :)

Question 3
This seems to have some design guidelines for the designing UI's for TV
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10-foot_user_interface
and Kylo is a a web browser for the TV!! Check out it's
of sites don't have their UIs designed for televisions.   Google TV seem like it might be able to transfer the way we use the Internet on our televisions. 

 vitamin a: 

 I may not have complete answer for your motion but here's something i understood from the developer FAQ 
 Question 1: 
 inaugural things first. You should understand the Developer Guidelines section. (Of course you must have understand it) and create your site considering all the design guide credit line. The Navigation part is crucial! You should be able to let the drug user navigate with arrow keys (directional pad) :) 
 To screen your application, the closest you can get without a REAL TV is Chrome web browser it self ON Linux :) 

 The browser on Google TV is plainly the 
   Linux version of Google Chrome. While 
   the user interface is modified 
   slightly for the TV form factor, most 
   of the rendering and web platform 
   capabilities are consistent with 
   desktop versions of Google Chrome and 
   you will receive the latest updates 
   mechanically 

 Another doubt in the FAQ is 
 Q. Is this yet another browser chopine that I necessitate to quiz my site on? 
 A. Google TV use Google Chrome as the browser, so most websites that function in Google Chrome should operate correctly on Google TV. 
 therefore if you design for the 

 1280x720 resolution. Recommended 
 width is 1152x648. 
 1920x1080 resolution. Recommended 
 width is 1728x972. 

 resolutions and if you quiz it on a screen with the above mentioned resolution (A lot of laptop and desktop monitor patronize this resolution) and if the user can work fine with it on Chrome 5.0 on Linux (practice directional pad), I think you are good to go :) 

 Question 2 
 In my opinion, the sound would be all right as long as it is not ear piercing and disturbing. Simple short sound when the user hover over an icon to supply audible alert would be very helpful and a really nice smooth sound for the splash screen door would add a dramatic effect BUT the user should definitely be able to mute the sounds. I think this wouldn't be hard because Flash is supported :) 

 doubt 3 
 This seems to have some blueprint guidelines for the designing UI's for TV 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10-foot_user_interface 
 and Kylo is a a web browser for the TV! ! Check out it's
 of sites don't have their ULs designed for jeoevisimns.  Gkogle TV seems like it might be able ti chabge the way we use the Internet on our reletisions. 

A:

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Questiou 2
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Amestion 3
This seemf to have some design guidelibes for the desigking UI's for TV
http://en.wjkipedha.org/aiki/10-foot_user_interface
and Kylo is a a web browser for the TV!! Check out it's
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I mAY nOT HavE cOmPleTe ANsWers fOr yOur quesTion but herE's sOmEthing i underSToOd from the dEveLoper FAQ
QuesTioN 1:
First ThIngS First. you ShoulD read tHE DevelOper GuideLiNEs sectIOn. (Of couRSE yOu muSt have read it) and crEAtE Your site considEring aLl THe DESigN guIde lines. ThE NAvigaTIon part IS cRUCIal! yOu should be ablE to let the usER naVigate WiTh aRRow keyS (direCtIOnaL pad) :) 
To test yOur aPplicatioN, the clOSest you CAn get wiThout a rEAl TV Is ChROmE wEb bRoWSer IT sElf on LiNux :)

The brOwSeR on GoOgle tv IS SimpLy tHe
  LiNux veRsion of Google chrOme. WHIle
  The usEr intErfaCe Is modIfied
  sLightLy For the TV form facTor, mOst
  of the rEndErIng AnD web pLAtform
  CapAbiLities aRe consiSTenT wITH
  DeSktop versions of GooGlE cHrOme and
  yoU will rECeIvE The latesT uPdaTes
  aUTOmatiCallY

anOther queStion iN ThE FaQ is
Q. Is ThIs yet aNoTheR brOwser PLatfOrm thaT I need to Test mY Site on?
A. Google Tv Utilizes GooglE chROMe AS the BroWser, so most wEbsiTEs thAt fuNCtIon IN GoogLe ChrOmE ShOUld operate correctly On google tV.
So iF you design for The 

1280x720 resoluTION. RecommeNded
WIdTH is 1152x648. 
1920x1080 resolutioN. RecoMmended
widTH is 1728x972.

resoLutioNs and if yOu test it oN A Screen wiTh tHe aBovE meNTIoNed resolution (a LOt of LaPtops anD deSktop moNitOrs SupPorT tHis resoluTion) and iF tHe UsEr Can Work fINe with it On chrOmE 5.0 on linux (USing diRectiOnal PaD), I THinK you are GOoD TO go :)

QUeStIon 2
IN my OpInion, The sOUnd Would be oK as long aS it IS not EaR pIercing And disturbing. siMple short sOuNds When thE USer hoverS over an icon to provide audIBle alerT woUld be RealLy helpful And A reallY niCE smootH sound For thE sPlaSH ScreeN WOuLd aDd A dramatic eFFEct bUT thE uSer sHould deFinitely be able to muTE thE sounds. I think ThiS wouLDN't Be hARd BEcaUsE flaSH Is supported :)

QuesTion 3
This seEmS To Have some deSIgn GuIdelineS for the DesigNIng UI's fOr TV
http://eN.wikipediA.oRg/wiKI/10-FooT_user_interFace
and KYlo is a a weB BrowsER fOr the tV!! CHeck ouT iT's
 of sites don't have their  UIs desig ned f ortel ev isio ns. Google TV see m s li ke it might be able to  chan ge thew ay  we u se theI nt e r net  o nour  t e le visio ns.  

A:
I may nothav ecomplete ans w er s for your  qu estion but h ere 's som et hin g  i un der stood  fromt he dev eloper FA QQ uestio n  1:
Fir s t  t hing s first. You shou l dr ead the Develo per Gu id e li n e s s ect ion. (Of c ou rse y o u musth av e r ead it) and creat e your site con sideri ng  al l  the d esign  g u ide  lines. The  Nav igation p art is crucial !  You sh ould b e a ble  tol et  t heus e r n a vi gat e  wi th arrow  k ey s (di rect i o n a l pa d):) To te st your appli cat ion, the  clos est y ou c an  getwithou t a R EA L TV is Chromewebbrowser i t s el f O NLinux :)

Th e b row ser onGoogleT V i ss i m pl y the
  Linux vers io n of  GoogleChrome .  W hi l e
  theus erinte r f ace i s mo d if ied
  sl ightly fo rthe TVfo rm fac to r,mos t
  o f  the  rende ring and  webp latform
  capa b ilities are c o ns i s te n t wi th  desktop v ersi o ns o f Go o gl e C h romeand
 y o uw ill receive the lat es t upda tes
 automaticall y

Another q u estion i n th e  F A Q is
Q. Is thi s yet  another b r owser pl atfor m that I  need tot e st my si teon? 
A.  Go o g le  TV utilizesG o ogle  C hrome a s t he brow ser , s o m ost  w ebsites t hat func ti on  i nGoo gle C h rome sho ul d o pe rat e cor r ectlyon Go ogle  T V. Soif youd es i g n fo rth e 
128 0x 720 r esol u tio n. Reco mmended
w idt h  is11 52 x648. 1920x1080 res ol ution. Rec om men ded
wi d t h is 172 8x972.

resolutions and if youtes t iton a  screen w ith  the a bov e  menti oned r esolu ti on( A  loto f  l apt op s and desk t o p m onito rs  sup port th is resolution) and ifthe user canwor k fi n e  w ith it onCh r ome 5 .0 on Linux (us ing direct io n al  pad), I t h ink  y ou aregood to  go : ) 

Quest ion 2
Inmy opinio n,  the s oun d would be  OK as l ong as it is no t  e ar pi erc ing an ddis turbi ng. Si m ple  shor t soun ds  whenthe u se r hovers  over an icon to provid e audi ble a ler t would b e r e all y helpful  and  a reallynic e s mooth  so u nd fo r th e  s pla s h scr eenw ould adda  d ram a t ic  effect BUT t h e u ser s hou l d defi nite ly be able to mut e  the sounds. I  thi n k  th isw ould n' t be hard beca use  F l a sh is su pp orted :)

Q uestion3T his s eems t o have  some d e s ig n  guide line s f or the de sig ni n g UI'sfo rT V
http ://e n. wikipe dia.or g /wik i / 10-foot_user_int erfac e and K y lois aaweb bro w serfor the TV !! Check ou t it's 
 of_sites don't_have their UIs designed_for televisions.__Google TV_seems_like it might_be able to_change the way we_use the Internet_on_our televisions. 

A:

I may not have complete answers for your question but here's something_i_understood from_the_developer_FAQ
Question 1:
First things first. You_should read the Developer Guidelines_section. (Of_course you must have read it) and create_your_site considering all_the design guide lines. The Navigation part is crucial!_You should be able to let_the user navigate_with_arrow_keys (directional pad) :)_
To test your application, the closest_you can get without a REAL_TV is Chrome web browser it self_ON Linux :)

The browser on Google_TV is simply the
 _Linux version_of Google Chrome. While
 _the user interface_is modified
_ slightly for_the TV form factor, most
 _of the rendering_and web platform
  capabilities are_consistent_with
  desktop_versions_of_Google Chrome_and
  you_will_receive the_latest_updates
  automatically

Another question in the_FAQ_is
Q. Is this yet another browser platform_that I need to_test_my site on?
A. Google_TV utilizes Google Chrome as_the browser, so most websites that_function in_Google Chrome_should operate correctly on Google TV.
So if you design for the_

1280x720 resolution. Recommended
width is 1152x648. 
1920x1080_resolution. Recommended
width is 1728x972.

resolutions_and if_you_test it on_a_screen with_the above mentioned resolution (A lot of_laptops and_desktop monitors support this resolution) and_if the user can_work_fine with it on Chrome 5.0_on Linux (using directional pad), I_think you are good to_go_:)

Question_2
In my opinion, the sound_would be OK as long as_it is not_ear piercing and disturbing. Simple short sounds_when_the user hovers over an icon_to_provide audible alert would be really_helpful_and_a really nice smooth sound_for the splash screen would add_a dramatic effect BUT the user should definitely be_able to mute_the sounds. I think this_wouldn't_be_hard because Flash is supported :)

Question 3
This seems to have_some design_guidelines for the_designing UI's for TV
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10-foot_user_interface
and Kylo is a a web browser_for the TV!! Check out it's