Includes no cables to connect to your TV, Remote is tiny and may get lost easy
As I said before, if you are a hardcore iPod fiend who spends lots of time shopping iTunes and downloading content to watch wherever your day takes you, the Apple TV may be your dream product. Normal folks that aren’t into watching video and movie s...
Abstract: Outputs: HDMI, component, digital/RCA audio, 802.11b/g/n; 10/100 Ethernet; Apple Remote included Apple TV is something a bit more and a bit less than the media streaming boxes we’ve seen in recent years. It’s designed to bring your iTunes libr...
Abstract: Apple TV is a little white box that puts the contents of up to six iTunes and iPhoto libraries on your big screen TV. It connects to your HD television and sound system via HDMI or component video and audio cables, and it syncs the iTunes and iPhoto li...
Abstract: A set-top high-definition digital media player, Apple TV uses built-in 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi or wired Ethernet interfaces to sync and stream user-selected content from up to five iTunes clients. In June a free, automatic software update will allow Apple...
Abstract: In the last 5 years, more than 50 companies have introduced home-network-ready receivers that connect your computer with your TV and audio system so you can stream music, TV shows, movies, and photos from the home office to your home theater. As place...
Abstract: The set-top box that syncs with a computer is simple to set up but doesnt deliver the audiovisual quality or all the features consumers may want
Abstract: Apple TV offers a way for consumers to unlock the videos, music, and photos on their computer for use in the living room on TV. The new device competes against a series of other products, including the least expensive option of simply running a long v...
Abstract: In my review of the Apple TV, one of my complaints was the 40GB hard drive (which only has 33GB of usable space). Though Apple says that’s enough to store store up to 50 hours of video, 9,000 songs, 25,000 photos or a combination of each, it doesn’t...
