Thursday, March 22, 2007
Wall Street Journal Works Hard to Promote Apple TV...and Fails
Posted by Jeremy Charette in "HARDWARE" @ 02:00 PM
"The race to connect your TV to your computer and the Internet is about to kick into high gear this week when Apple Inc., the company many believe is best positioned to pull off this feat, introduces a slender, wireless set-top box called Apple TV. This silvery little $299 gadget is designed to play and display on a widescreen family-room TV set all the music, video and photos stored on up to six computers around the house -- even if they are far from the TV, and even if they are all Windows PCs rather than Apple's own Macintosh models. It can also pull a very limited amount of music and video directly off the Internet onto the TV."
This article may as well be an ad for Apple. A "glowing" review of the Apple TV. There's so many shortcomings that are overlooked, and so few criticisms, I have a hard time even reading this propaganda. I like Apple, I like Apple's products, but Apple TV is not the second coming of television. See Thomas Hawk's article on Apple TV for a more fair and balanced viewpoint.
This article may as well be an ad for Apple. A "glowing" review of the Apple TV. There's so many shortcomings that are overlooked, and so few criticisms, I have a hard time even reading this propaganda. I like Apple, I like Apple's products, but Apple TV is not the second coming of television. See Thomas Hawk's article on Apple TV for a more fair and balanced viewpoint.
