(Competitor Vizio also plans to integrate Netflix into its HD sets, says Netflix VP Steve Swasey.) LG says it will also support movies from on-demand service CinemaNow as well as content "widgets" from Yahoo, showing its emphasis on "giving consumers even more options for content delivery," said Michael Ahn, President and CEO of LG Electronics North America. LG is introducing some 36 new HDTV sets at CES in all (nine series of LCD TV, three series of plasma sets), including LCD sets which use the company's new TruMotion 240Hz technology that is designed to eliminate motion blurring during fast-paced scenes. LG will also be supporting the new Wireless HD home networking technology on some of its new sets, says Dr. Woo Paik, president and CTO of LG Electronics, by using a 60 gigahertz radio to transmit uncompressed 1080-line-progressive HD video around the home. "We're getting rid of these ugly looking wires, as we know people don't like these wires," said Paik.