Abstract: Apple TV 2.0Price $449Rating 3.5 out of 5 The "new" Apple TV set-top box is identical to the old one but revised version 2.0 software inside this shiny metal slab delivers several welcome features. However, the best tricks of this second-gen digit...
Abstract: We’ve already reviewed the Apple TV, but it’s a true contender that deserves its place in this Labs – and with its new firmware, it’s even better than before.There are no buttons on this diminutive device – it’...
Abstract: Small and unobtrusive, Apple TV probably the perfect gift for the videophile on your Christmas list. And at $119, the price is also right. In a nutshell, this gizmo is the missing link between the primary screen in your household, the TV, and the Web. ...
Abstract: Apple TV is aimed at those who have cultivated a strong affinity to iTunes. It takes that Cover Flow universe of shuffled playlists andQuickTime movies and gives it the grandeur of the big screen with the ease of a TV remote. Now into its second genera...
Abstract: NameWireless HD video streamer: Apple TVAt a glance:Full 1080p HD streaming content,Good, but not great, selection of movies,AirPlay streams from other Apple devices,Few additional appsRating:3.5/5RRP:$159Contact:apple.com/nzOne of the chief complaints ab...
As much as you can knock it for looking like a plain black box, Apple designed a sleek exterior for its new hardware. It's unobtrusive, understated and, best of all, quiet, The breakout star of the device, though, is the new tvOS. It's opened a world of p
Both a boon and a faux pas, the Siri Remote is the most loved/reviled aspect of Apple's new plastic. By building in a microphone and half-baked Siri support, the Apple TV takes some serious steps forward on its march to the living room throne. But simulta
If you have your heart set on an Apple TV, and you don't mind dealing with a few flaws, there's nothing horrifyingly wrong with Apple's new system. For anyone who's already bought into the ecosystem, there's plenty to enjoy with plenty of room for the sys...
Published: 2012-01-31, Author: Chris , review by: macworld.co.uk
Can stream DRM protected content; cheap; great interface
No local storage; needs a Mac to be turned on and running iTunes to stream content
The Apple TV makes sense if you already have a huge collection of video content purchased from the iTunes Store, or if you have a home setup that includes iOS devices and a Mac you're willing to leave on 24 hours a day. iCloud integration may well end tha...
I’m not sure what to think of the Apple TV. As a media streamer it’s an absolutely fantastic product, its dead simple to setup and you can have your whole iTunes Library in your living room in a matter of minutes. The film collection is vast with many ...
It's taken a while, but Apple TV 3rd gen has moved from being a very average media streamer, into a powerful one. With support for all of the major streaming services (Apple, Netflix and Amazon Prime Instant Video), Apple TV gives you access to the majori...
