Who cares about the TV, looks like Apple are developing a TARDIS!

Blurred images emerged online on Wednesday morning purporting to show what looks like an Apple-made standalone display in a specially prepared testing environment. The images were posted on Chinese microblogging site Weibo and later picked up by mobile leaker Benjamin Geskin and shared on Twitter.
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Whatever the origin of these photos, it's best to take them with a grain of salt, for now at least.
Article Link: Blurry Leaked Images Depict Alleged 'Apple OLED TV' in Testing Facility
I don't discriminate against people, but he should be the guy that make products that people want to leak and not be the leaker, It accomplishes nothing in the long term.Y'all so dumb if you trust Geskin. He's the most regular student who only talks ********. Trust me, he has nothing to di with Apple things and if he posts a "leak" it's 100% ********. Wish people would not consider him as a special leaker or some sort of a.
Oh God... Now they are getting into TV? Can't think of why they would get themselves into such a saturated market.
You can already do that, you just plug the latest box into an HDMI socket.The Apple TV set will be a dock for the upcoming Apple TV (the box), think Nintendo Switch reversed.
As computer hardware ages, just switch the brains instead of buying a new TV.
/nostradamus
With all the technology out in the world and all these Chinese can get is a blurry photo ?
Looks like legit Apple design. The attention to detail, even to the surrounding environment like the wood table tells me that this is a real thing going on at Apple.
You just described every other OLED TV currently on the market.
I'm curious about the price they're going to set since the prices of new TVs keep going down and for 700€ you can get a damn good TV these days that will last you for 5+ years easily.
Have a look at HDR models. I hear that's got a lot to do with improved picture quality.In so far behind in the tv thing. I still haven’t upgraded to 4K. I just don’t see the difference that I did when we jumped to HD. I realize technically the pixel jump is even higher, but I just can’t get myself to pull the trigger.
Looks like legit Apple design. The attention to detail, even to the surrounding environment like the wood table tells me that this is a real thing going on at Apple. For a TV like this, I imagine that the design is the main focus during its development process and that would be the reason they put it on a spinning platform.
Looks like EMC testing/certification. Having the logo (and other final labeling) visible on the product is a requirement in some countries. This is because the product being tested/certified must appear EXACTLY as it will when it is eventually sold. It's all photographed and documented so it can be confirmed later in the field if the cert is called into question.
So it could be final (if this isn't some hoax?)
Is that even a TV? I mean come on. No speakers! Looks more like the new 8K OLED Pro display
Or wait. You can only use it with one or two HomePods LOL