No. Of cause not. The average person won't pay absurdly high prices for a TV when the best content quality we have is bluray 1080. The TV would need 4k content to make it worthwhile. Also 4k movies are like 160GB. We don't have a 160GB optical disc in existence. So you'd have to use some other form of media. And digital delivery will not work as the networks are not even close enough or cheap enough for that kind of data transfer.Apple Working on 4K 'Ultra HD' Television Set for Late 2013 or Early 2014 Launch?
Then we have a 2nd question. Would 1080 -> 4k even make a difference on a home TV. Would people even be able to see the difference? I guess people would not on a small home television screen.
4k at the moment the domain of the large screen cinema.
Lastly is the fact everyone still thinks the new TV is a television. I don't think it is. I think it's newer and newer TVs. In this business content is king. And getting it across is what Apple is trying to do. And possibly apps on the TV one day too. Or even iOS. I'm sure the folks at Apple read these kind of rumours and just laugh and go "haha people actually think we would work on this? Even though the reasons for us not working on it are so obvious an untrained monkey would realise it. Haha just so funny". The Apple employees would have a good laugh at you expense.
(your being rumour sites and others who actually believe rumours like this.) I don't believe it all. I realise Apple are not wanting to put something like this on sale any time soon. And for good reason too. If you all want to believe it, go head, live in your fantasy land, I'll stay in reality thanks.