The only WD device I see that does netflix is $149.00
You're not looking hard enough.
The only WD device I see that does netflix is $149.00
That was a list created by affluent consumers who insist on look/feel and ease-of-use more than feature/functionality.
For that matter, that last sentence pretty much describes MOST of Apple's core audience.
It will most likely get a 'silent' update some time, or at least a price drop as the components get cheaper/demand moves to the touch... I guess.
Wow only 100BASE T Ethernet,
Wouldn't it be better to have Gigabit ethernet for good streaming?
I was being sarcastic, what is 960 x 720 1.3 mp?
I'm curious why noone has mentioned it yet (changing Airtunes to Airplay).
I wonder if it's a foreshadowing of another name change - iTunes to iPlay?
It would make sense since so much of what iTunes does is more than simply music. It's become a true media portal (music, movies, tv shows, ibooks, audiobooks, podcasts).
Now, this is such a misguided statement and doesn't represent me, certainly.
I have a 1080p capable 50" plasma set. I have a Blu-Ray player (rentals through Netflix), and use OTA for HD broadcast.
So, most of my content watching on this set is either SD or HD locals.
Adding HD streaming (even 720p) for additional content would be useful to me.
Isn't that sort of the point of a device called "classic"? Wouldn't "new classic" be a contradiction in terms?Where's the classic going? I didn't watch the stream, but note that all the other iPods have been updated on the Apple Store whereas the Classic remains the same as it was and still available.
2b. No turtleneck on Steve's shirt. IMO that was the single most revolutionary thing on that stage today.by a few things?
1. Woz in the audience. (though he has attended keynotes before).
2. Steve Jobs put on a few pounds. He looks magnitudes healthier.
3. Nano loses the cam and the ability to play video.
5. No update to the ipod classic.
6. No bump in gig storage or price drop on ipod touch. (but the retina display is a nice consolation).
7. I am sick of the products getting thinner and lighter. I want features, damn it.
Chris Martin did a fine job.
8. Apple TV. It doesnt do as much as WD TV Live.
Was watching on ipad, using 3G. Jobs was talking and introduce Woz then the damn thing started the streaming all over again. So now watching people get thier seats again. HHHHHHHHHHHHHH
It's not misguided at all. YOU'RE part of the niche. Who in their right mind would pay $4.99 to stream a 720p movie when they can get full HD on demand from cable/satellite for the same price? With most people using Netflix and Hulu on top of that, AppleTV will NEVER be a mainstream product. Most people have absolutely no use for it. If YOU happen to like it then great, but you're part of a small niche (mostly people who blindly cough up money for whatever Apple puts out).
say what?- Sneak peek at iOS 4.2 - "all about iPad". Brings everything to iPad....multitasking, folders, Game Center, HDR photos, wireless printing, AirPlay
So today we lost the hallmark products of the iPod line that propelled Apple onto greatness, The Nano/mini and Classic. R.I.P revolutionary clickwheel...you will be sorely missed .
So the only good thing was the Touch and 4.1/4.2. Oh well...
I have 90% av all my content in 720p... looks superb on my 136" screen.
Simple. They are lying.
Apple fans always confuse list price with retail price (understandably so because there is no difference between the two in Apple land). The device is sold for $119 by Amazon. It does no come with WiFi but it is WiFi capable. One can add USB wireless adapter (for example, very good ASUS USB-N13 Wireless-N Adapter - $22)
I think it is more wanna-be affluent than anything. The affluent are smarter, which is why they are affluent in the first place, and pay to get the real deal and know what it is. You aren't going to see an Apple TV in a real home theater set up of the affluent. Not something you can buy at Best Buy.
The affluent are smarter, which is why they are affluent in the first place...