Those gripes aside, the latest AppleTV is a great evolution of an existing product. 1080p playback and a faster processor have been added, while the price has remained stable at £99.Owners of Apple devices, and those with large iTunes libraries, will defi...
At £99, the third-generation Apple TV continues to be as excellent a value as the previous model—and now it supports higher-quality video too. That’s a good thing. For those with the previous generation, however, the decision to upgrade comes down to w...
Published: 2012-03-16, Author: Jason , review by: macworld.co.uk
There is a lot to like about the third-gen Apple TV. It's well-built and easy to use. But it offers access to a limited range of content; the Apple TV - at least in the UK - still doesn't offer the variety of content offered by much of the competition. Pl...
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Abstract: One of the chief complaints about the first version of Apple TV released onto the US market was that the device could only stream video at 720p. In line with Apple's recent upgrade of the iPad's screen to the 'retina' display, the company has now upgra...
Abstract: The Apple TV has been around for a few years and is now available in India. No, it is not a television set. Nor even a set-top box as we know it. It is in fact a compact box whose main purpose is to let you access content stored on your other Apple device...
Abstract: Over the years, the Apple TV has delighted and frustrated in equal measure. This diminutive media streamer has always been slick to use, its polished interface and simple set-up making it an ideal choice for newbies. By contrast, its deliberately restrict...
The Apple TV is still the exact same minimalist masterwork—deserving of a spot at the MoMA someday. It's unchanged from its prior form, and just as easy to set up: plug in the juice, hook up the HDMI, and you're in business. The equally minimalist remote,
Most of the way ain't all of the way. Streaming a file the size of a full Blu-ray movie just isn't feasible with today's internet speeds, unless you're using the WiFi at Los Alamos or sleeping with the cable guy or something. Apple has to cut corners usin
Abstract: Preliminary reviews of the 3rd-gen, 1080p Apple TV are here. The Geekosphere has spoken and deemed it a phenomenal device but may be worth waiting on if you already own last year's model.MacWorldAt $99, the third-generation Apple TV continues to be as exc...
