YNOT – In an industry where early adoption often represents the key to success, Pink Visual has set its sights on the latest potential moneymaking trend: Google TV. The first Google TV hit store shelves in the U.S. Sunday, and already Pink Visual is optimizing its sites for viewing on the web-to-television devices.PinkVisual.tv, the newest entry in Pink Visual’s product portfolio, launches Monday, the day after Sony’s Internet TV arrived at Best Buy stores in the U.S. The near-simultaneous release of Pink Visual’s new site follows a pattern the company established with the launch of its iPad-optimized site, which actually launched several days before the iPad was available in the U.S.

“We’ve established that there’s real value in being first-to-market when new technologies hit, and we move quickly to ensure that we’re part of that first wave of adult companies to target the latest consumer technologies,” said Liam Colins, director of business development for the company. “We also believe that Google TV is extremely well positioned to be a major player in the web-enabled television space, making it all the more important that we are prepared to serve up Google TV-friendly content from day one.”

PinkVisual.tv is designed to work with large-screen technologies and allows users to navigate the site using their internet-TV’s remote control. Access to the site is $24.95 per month or $39.95 for a 90-day subscription. Consumers also have the option of purchasing a one-day preview for $1.

Colins said Pink Visual anticipates a rapid expansion of the internet-capable TV market, and is keeping a close eye on the competition waiting to Google’s coattails if the new service is successful.

“Just as the popularity of the iPhone has driven the development of the smartphone market and inspired many competitors to develop advanced mobile devices, we expect Google TV to spawn competition in the internet-TV space in the months ahead,” Colins said. “The great part for us is that we don’t have to pick the winners of the tech market-share competition. We just prepare to deliver content as effectively as possible to every device, and let the chips fall where they may.”

For more information about Google TV, visit Google.com/tv.