According to research firm Parks Associates, roughly 7 million U.S. households, about 5 percent of the TV market, now own an Internet-enabled TV — which, much like computers, can connect to Web services via wired or WiFi connections. That figure is projected to jump to 65 million by 2015.

"Connected devices are the future of content consumption and entertainment in the living room," said Parks Associates vice president Kurt Scherf.

From the article, "Battle for America's TVs underway" by Andy Vuong

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