When Apple first announced its revised Apple TV, I thought, "Wow, an Apple TV for $99!". It's no secret that Apple's products tend to carry an "Apple tax", so I was confused about this one. After all, the top current media players on the market cost j...
Abstract: Set-up is easy—far easier than with its predecessor as there’s no need to enter a numeric code in iTunes on your Mac to sync the Apple TV. You connect the Apple device to an HDTV via a HDMI cable (not included) and follow some on-scree...
The Apple TV is a step in the right direction for Apple, being able to stream content from iTunes to your HDTV is great, and although this is nothing new, the new Apple TV is much more affordable than the previous version.There are a number of things t...
Out of the box, the new Apple TV makes huge strides that improve the customer experience. Apple has understood its audience, and it shows in the packaging, product design, instruction manual and operational features. For now, for those who have one of...
Very small, blends into your home entertainment system easily, AirPlay is really cool and opens up the possibility of much more content on the device, Who doesn't love Netflix compatibility?, Competitively cheap
We love the idea of streaming all kinds of content from the iPad to the Apple TV. That's definitely the best reason to get a new Apple TV, as you can't do that on an older Apple TV or any other device. It helps if you have a Netflix subscription too, ...
Published: 2010-10-01, Author: Jonathan , review by: techworld.com
The new Apple TV is a spectacular hardware upgrade from the old model. The device is easy to use, and excels at two tasks: playing back content from local iTunes computers, renting iTunes content over the Internet, although we're not yet sure just how...
Abstract: Review: Apple TV Apple's new $99 rental-only media box is a lot of awesome in a little package.(continued) By Geoffrey Morrison October 2010 PerformanceAs far as audio quality goes, since it's just a straight digital output from Apple TV, you're beholde...
Apple has a definite problem with the Apple TV. Without more content or applications to support the platform, it’s going to have a hard time competing with other more complete offerings like the Roku XDS, Boxee’s upcoming hardware release or even exis...
Abstract: Steve Jobs has modestly described the Apple TV project as just a "hobby," but it is a pastime the company has continued to enjoy in the four years since its "iTV" endeavors were first announced. The redesigned box marks a shift in overall strategy, a...
