When you have lots of HKSV it lags pretty bad.I use it a lot, too. And it works just fine! What do you think you'll gain from the newer model?
MacRumors continuing to post about an upcoming AppleTV is my thirteenth reason why.
put a M4 in it and sell it as a game console.
Yeah, when you can just plug in any fast and well supported gaming console into another HDMI port the motivation for a new such platform from Apple seems slim. Apple's big draw is the overall OS and ecosystem neither of which plays heavily in gaming.They need more than phone games for that to work. And nobody wants to make those. Also, that’s a Mac Mini.put a M4 in it and sell it as a game console.
Probably not anytime soon, but they will definately discontinue it someday.I find it highly unlikely Apple would ever discontinue the Apple TV. It would be very unlike Apple to rely entirely on third party smart TVs and streaming devices with slow internals and horrendous UIs for Apple TV+ and iTunes purchases and rentals, and not offer a first party solution. Granted, they did discontinue their routers and (for a time) displays, but those products didn't generate recurring revenue.
Once those new holographic projectors take over this Apple TV device will be toast. Any day or decade now.Probably not anytime soon, but they will definately discontinue it someday.
Honestly, I think it’s dead. They can’t compete with anyone in this segment. Plus the Apple TV app and AirPlay now work on basically everything. Their new homehub smart speaker combo thing will likely take over.There really is no clue if they will even release another version. It might be a dead product.
Curious what you mean by "can't compete"? I haven't found a streamer that works better.Honestly, I think it’s dead. They can’t compete with anyone in this segment. Plus the Apple TV app and AirPlay now work on basically everything. Their new homehub thing will likely take over.
Can’t compete in price. No one outside of enthusiasts will pay for more than a Roku or Fire Stick, if even needed.Curious what you mean by "can't compete"? I haven't found a streamer that works better.
Fair enough. I tried both and thought they lagged. Perhaps they don't anymore.Can’t compete in price. No one outside of enthusiasts will pay for more than a Roku or Fire Stick, if even needed.
Oh no, they still lag. Most I’ve used are anywhere from fair to terrible. But from what I can tell, people just don’t care anymore. Most are used to crap service and hardware from cable companies, which are even worse.Fair enough. I tried both and thought they lagged. Perhaps they don't anymore.
That's disappointing. I guess I will enjoy it while I can...hahaOh no, they still lag. Most I’ve used are anywhere from fair to terrible. But from what I can tell, people just don’t care anymore. Most are used to crap service and hardware from cable companies, which are even worse.
I’ve always said that I think Apple missed out on having tvOS as actual TV operating systems, built in. All of the other major players have done this (Google, Roku, Amazon), which has worked out very well for them.That's disappointing. I guess I will enjoy it while I can...haha
It's a fair point. I am on the other side and always plug in an Apple TV.I’ve always said that I think Apple missed out on having tvOS as actual TV operating systems, built in. All of the other major players have done this (Google, Roku, Amazon), which has worked out very well for them.
Everyone I know who has TVs with these OSes built in just use them… because they support everything they could want to watch.
I used to use them exclusively (pre 4K) but stopped later on. That said, if a TV series actually had tvOS built in, and was competitively priced, I would buy those TVs.It's a fair point. I am on the other side and always plug in an Apple TV.
Curious which TV brands have these built in. I have a few Samsung TVs and their built-in app support seems to be their own proprietary OS.I’ve always said that I think Apple missed out on having tvOS as actual TV operating systems, built in. All of the other major players have done this (Google, Roku, Amazon), which has worked out very well for them.
Everyone I know who has TVs with these OSes built in just use them… because they support everything they could want to watch.
I would as well. I know Apple has high prices, but their stuff is quality. An Apple TV (actual TV) could be amazing.I used to use them exclusively (pre 4K) but stopped later on. That said, if a TV series actually had tvOS built in, and was competitively priced, I would buy those TVs.