Why do iPhones of all things receive the latest and greatest parts, yet we have to wait extremely long for simple spec upgrades on Macs?
Wrong. The 2015 Apple TV will in fact have an A8 chip. It's Apple's only mobile chip that can decode H.265, which will be essential for decoding video better than 1080. Apple cannot wait until 2016 to improve the Apple TV, and they simply aren't going to make an entire new chip for it. It will be an A8, possibly single core variant.
Amazing how the power of reason can reveal things to you.
I feel with this finding there is going to be a good chance of theTV being released at the same time as the 5K monitor. Would be a pretty sweet combo.
Why do iPhones of all things receive the latest and greatest parts, yet we have to wait extremely long for simple spec upgrades on Macs?
It won't be for this generation of chips.
If they haven't announced the AppleTV by now, then they missed the holiday season, and that means they're going to wait for next year, by which time the A9X or whatever will be out.
4K video ? wait until apple provide iPhone with 64gb as the entry level.
with 16 gb space, it is pretty much useless.
It's also real easy to hit a target in the dark so long as you never turn the lights on.
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You mean like the Apple Watch holiday date they also missed? There's no need to release Apple TV during holidays. 4k displays are the thing you have to convince consumers to buy, not $100 Apple TV. Not many people get $2000 TVs for Xmas.
With Apple still rocking 16gb phones it would be disastrous to have 4k video enabled.
You mean 4K video on a 64/128 GB iPhone is useless while Apple still offers 16GB entry phones? Or you mean that everyone MUST use 4K video, so Apple must offer 64GB entry phones?
Not much logic there in your statement.
4k capable video on a 16gb iphone is useless. 10 minutes video would "cost" you 3,5GB. Assume you don't install apps and no pictures on your phone with 12 gb free space on the 16 gb iphone, you would only get 30-40 minutes video... See where i'm getting at? Useless.
It's also real easy to hit a target in the dark so long as you never turn the lights on
4k capable video on a 16gb iphone is useless. 10 minutes video would "cost" you 3,5GB. Assume you don't install apps and no pictures on your phone with 12 gb free space on the 16 gb iphone, you would only get 30-40 minutes video... See where i'm getting at? Useless.
4k capable video on a 16gb iphone is useless. 10 minutes video would "cost" you 3,5GB. Assume you don't install apps and no pictures on your phone with 12 gb free space on the 16 gb iphone, you would only get 30-40 minutes video... See where i'm getting at? Useless.
At 50Mbps. lol.4K at what bitrate? Note 3 can decode 4K at 275Mbps rate from internal storage or 120Mbps over 5GHz 802.11ac and supports MKV format with several players like MX Player app without the need to convert to iTunes compatible format that takes time and disk space.
Is it REALLY playing a 4K video if it is showing it on a 1K screen? I think it is reading a 4K video files, thrashing 3/4 of the data and displaying the remaining 1K video stream.
It is like when you buy a 24MP camera and are all happy that you have this high resolution image. But then you phone has a 2MP screen. What happens to the extra pixels? Well they are down sampled and not displayed.
Is it REALLY playing a 4K video if it is showing it on a 1K screen? I think it is reading a 4K video files, thrashing 3/4 of the data and displaying the remaining 1K video stream.
It is like when you buy a 24MP camera and are all happy that you have this high resolution image. But then you phone has a 2MP screen. What happens to the extra pixels? Well they are down sampled and not displayed.