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At Macworld, Steve Jobs revealed some details about the long awaited AppleTV (formerly know as iTV). Its a home entertainment device which takes iTunes stores onto the big screen by synchronizing iTunes content from a single computer and streaming it to five other computers or television.
The home theater device comes with a 40GB hard drive and supports 802.11b/g and even 802.11n for wireless streaming, Ethernet is also supported. Along with videos, photos and music, the device can also stream content from sites like Apple.com.
You can auto-stream unwatched or recently purchased movies to the device and it will be saved in its hard drive. Widescreen TVs shouldn’t be a problem because AppleTV includes HDMI connector and resolutions upto 720p. For audio, AppleTV has RCA as well as digital outputs.
AppleTV is priced at $299 (13,270 Indian Rupees) and will start shipping in February.
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Let’s try it. Thanks for the...
wrote, on January 11th, 2007
Hey. Does it has support for cable TV ?
wrote, on January 12th, 2007
[...] In my opinion, devices like AppleTV can serve as a link between computers and TV. Content from any video hosting site like YouTube, Google Vides or MetaCafe can be streamed onto the big screen with such a device. As of now, improving user experience of its website is their top priority. However, I would still love to see a YouTube content based traditional TV channel. [...]