I just want Prime Video on my Apple TV already...
That and iTunes Match (not Apple Music, well not for me personally at least, go ahead and offer both for all I care) for Amazon's Alexa service.
Cause quite frankly, if Apple's missing the train of home voice assistants for 2 years they better integrate this stuff into established products or hint me at their solution.
Ordered an Amazon Echo Dot today, I'm done waiting for Apple here.
Something something pipeline...
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4K HDR support PLEASE!
(Before you reply, just because you don't own a 4K HDR TV doesn't mean others don't.)
A premium device should come with premium features, especially when those premium features can be found in much cheaper competing devices and genuinely make for a better product.
Let's also not forget you have been able to produce 4K content yourself with iPhones yourself for well over a year now.
Otherwise the price increase from previous generations of the Apple TV they considered a "hobby" shouldn't have been as big as it were, especially if you consider the old one had always been on sale somewhere for around 50 bucks being on par or even beating competitors with similar hardware all until the Fire TV Stick which basically trumps the old ATV and adds quite a lot of the necessity features like app support.
And that little sucker is 30 bucks!
Eventually people will start to calculate the TCO of staying in the stalling Apple echo-system vs. Amazon's or Google's that become more capable at a noticable rate and usually are cheaper.
We can talk all about the justifications of staying with Apple and there are fair advantages, however eventually you have to realize that all these guys are competing for market share and continuous income through services, so considering that Apple is doing a piss-poor job because a LOT of folks aren't bothered by Google's or Amazon's disadvantages whether you agree with that or not, gotta keep it real here when comparing PACE. (and if you think about it, that is very important if you're looking at long-term investment of any kind. Go where the ball is headed, not where it is!)
The best Apple experience these days often seems more like mixing and matching third-party apps and services and quite frankly, that's one thing that I left Windows over.
Glassed Silver:win