Movies on-demand, made easy; Beautifully designed interface; Extra features like YouTube, internet radio, Flickr, and podcasts bring the web to your TV
No TV show rentals in Australia (yet); Some iTunes rentals more expensive via Apple TV; Infrared interference with Apple computers; Maximum resolution only 720p
Compact size and design, ease of use and setup, excellent interface, good quality, AirPlay feature
No way to rent TV shows, no hard drive, HD content limited to 720p, limited content available compared to US
The Apple TV is competitively priced and boasts an excellent interface, so if you want an easy to use, basic solution to rent movies you'll appreciate its simplicity. Unfortunately, the lack of content – particularly the fact that Australian users can't r...
Published: 2010-10-26, Author: Gary , review by: tweaktown.com
The Apple TV (somewhat rebranded now as iTV, but still being sold under that moniker) first arrived in home cinemas over three years ago, a curious oddity in a market torn between competing HD standards (Blu-ray and HD DVD). It had no support for eit...
Abstract: Apple chief executive Steve Jobs holds the new, smaller Apple TV device. Three years ago, the company put out a small box called the Apple TV that brought iTunes movies to the TV set, but it was too cumbersome and expensive to be a success. Now, the...
Tiny; cheap; responsive; great streaming performance
Limited content from iTunes; HDMI only, $129
If you own the previous generation Apple TV, in upgrading now, you’re essentially paying for a slightly faster and much smaller machine. But at $129, that upgrade might still be worth it, depending on your current level of frustration with the laggy in...
Abstract: Apple TV 2.0Price $449Rating 3.5 out of 5 The "new" Apple TV set-top box is identical to the old one but revised version 2.0 software inside this shiny metal slab delivers several welcome features. However, the best tricks of this second-gen digit...
Abstract: We’ve already reviewed the Apple TV, but it’s a true contender that deserves its place in this Labs – and with its new firmware, it’s even better than before.There are no buttons on this diminutive device – it’...
Abstract: Small and unobtrusive, Apple TV probably the perfect gift for the videophile on your Christmas list. And at $119, the price is also right. In a nutshell, this gizmo is the missing link between the primary screen in your household, the TV, and the Web. ...
