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Next-Generation Apple TV With Faster Processor Coming in 2024
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Faster processor?
Will it make video play faster? 🤣
Maybe this is another attempt to make it a game console. I wouldn't know... I only use my 4th gen 2015 Apple TV HD to watch video.
Though Apple might be getting into 4K 120Hz video so maybe they're building extra headroom into the new models.
I guess we'll find out.
Will it make video play faster? 🤣
Maybe this is another attempt to make it a game console. I wouldn't know... I only use my 4th gen 2015 Apple TV HD to watch video.
Though Apple might be getting into 4K 120Hz video so maybe they're building extra headroom into the new models.
I guess we'll find out.
Just get one of those remote cases with an AirTag holder. I put my remotes in cases anyways for the added grip.
That sounds like completely backwards thinking, why would anyone want to walk up to their TV to charge something? Literally probably the most inconvenient spot to charge lol. And if you did want that, you can simply already have a dock right next to your Apple TV plugged into the same outlet the Apple TV is plugged into. I just don't see the benefit of having that integrated into the Apple TV itself. Also why the need for a video input when AirPlay is way more convenient? This whole product idea is so weird to me, sorry lol.
Because it looks fine…? Why are people obsessed with the change of a design that works?
It’s not the spinners on your car or a designer hat, it’s a sitting device.
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Almost the same. It has less CPU cores (1 efficiency core disabled)
BREAKING NEWS: Apple's iPhones and computers released in 2024 will also be faster than today's!!!!
Pass through audio, VVC and AV1 support and you've got my money. (Hell just pass through audio and I'd buy the 2022 model)
It's catching up to the Mac Mini tho. 13+ years and going strong I guess.
I would love it if they’d put that slot back with a Bluray drive in there and built-in software support.
Now that they have Apple TV+ that will never happen of course. But it would be nice.
Maybe they’ll add HDMI 2.1 full support by then, and then BT 5.3 LC3 the next year
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+ remove wifi6 😡
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+ remove wifi6 😡
I will ALWAYS take an update for the Apple TV. Always. Even if it is just a spec bump on the chip and nothing more.
8K support has more to do with media/content than hardware. I'm sure the hardware is about there now, but how soon will Apple and all other streaming services be streaming 8K? I don't think we're there yet. Maybe not even next year.
8K support has more to do with media/content than hardware. I'm sure the hardware is about there now, but how soon will Apple and all other streaming services be streaming 8K? I don't think we're there yet. Maybe not even next year.
It is definitely one of the most Ive things still around.
”We wanted it to be too small for a human hand, with edges sharp enough to cut, made of material just slippery enough to slide out of your hand, thin enough to slip into any crevice in a seat, with a color scheme designed to blend in so that it’s never seen again. All in a package lacking the precision finding technology you know we have, charged by an out of date interface you hate, with batteries that can’t be replaced.
We present to you: the perfect remote control.”
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I reckon since they are using binned A15s that weren't up to snuff, that by end of 2024 the A15 devices will be all but phased out and they'll move on to perhaps the A17.
Or some old stocks left from M1. Who knows. A17 will be more expensive since it's 3nm vs "old" 5nm.
Apple TV Powered by M1, starting at 199.99!
Another update to apple tv? Just bring passthrough audio already.
Odds are probably slim to none but I wish they'd come out with an AppleTV stick of some sort. Perfect for wall mounted TVs, small rooms (like our kids) that don't need the biggest and best specs or to take up room on a dresser. Fewer cords to worry about too.
How feasible is it that Apple creates an M-series console type Apple TV? We've seen their push into services and I could imagine Apple investing into bigger games with broader appeal on Apple Arcade. They have what they need to do it.
It's for Wi-Fi 6E (less likely Wi-Fi 7) at minimum, better reception and throughput. Also Bluetooth 5.3/5.4. Ultra Wideband (like in AirTag) in remote is very desirable. And 4K HDR/Dolby Vision at 120Hz, if added, could be a differentiation for their TV+ expanding sport coverage.
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