Well I'm happy.......
I love my AppleTV. It does everything I was told it would do and more. I don't understand why some people want one thing to be able to do everything. I have a PS3 with a 500G hard drive. I could have all of my photos and music on it and use it for my multimedia device, but I don't. I turn it on when I want to play games. What I have, I use how I want to use them. I have an AppleTV in the bedroom. Everything that is on my mac mini in the den I can watch in the bedroom, because they sync. I'm not needing to post on facebook in the bedroom. When I buy Blu Ray movies with a digital copy I load them on my mini, and bam, its there on AppleTV. I then find that I end up watching my movies on itunes on the mini or AppleTV instead of pulling out the Blu Ray and powering up the PS3, because the UI is just soooo easy. Couple of clicks and it's playing. Same goes for TV's shows and movies purchased on the AppleTV. In fact I buy 90% of my media through the AppleTv and it too ends up on the mini. And then there is the Remote app for my iPhone that runs both units flawlessly. I can sit at my desk or kitchen table and listen to either unit (both are hooked up to home stereos), without having to get up.
I for one would be disappointed if they stop supporting it. i think its just like any other apple product, unless you own one, you just don't get it. I have only been a convert for about a year and everything I keep learning or seeing is blowing my mind still. I know the hardcore or long term users may not see this, so I am speaking as someone that didn't understand the fuss. Then I got an iPhone, next a hand-me-down G4 laptop, and as I started to learn what all of the fuss was about, I started looking further, bought an AppleTv and then my mini with a magic mouse. Now I can't stop talking to everyone about how everything just meshes and works together.