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we love the full HD Apple TV, but we're not sure Apple does the firms's more interested in getting iPads into your living room than Apple TVs under your flat screen.
Apple says the Apple TV is a hobby, but it turns out the company is thinking bigger. Much, much bigger it wants to sell you the entire TV set ,not a little box beneath it .
In an early 2012 earnings call, Apple CEO Time Cook hinted again at the release of something bigger and better then the current Apple TV.
Apple iTV release date
Mot rumours predict a 2013 Apple iTV release date. The NEW York Times Says that price, not technology, is the problem Apple is waiting for the cost of large LCD panels to fall further before building iTVs.
Piper Jaffray analyst Genr Munster suggrsted in November 2012 That the iTV would come out a yerat later, in November of 2013.
This is big change in Munster's thinking. Earlier this year Munster was calling for Apple to announce the Apple television in December, then release it in the first half of 2013.
As Apple Insider says. "Most notably, he expects Apple will launch a television set in time for the holiday 2013 shopping season. He expects the product to be priced between $1,500 and $2,000 with screen sizes between 42 and 55 inches."
As Business Insider says, Munster doesn't provide any reason for his thinking.
However, some rumours in May 2012 suggested that we won't see the Apple iTV until 2014.
In December 2012 Wall Street Journal sources said that various TV prototypes have been on the company's slate for a number of years.
Apple iTV Price
Gene Munster reckons that the ITV will be twice the price of a similarly sized TV. Ouch. However, new March 2012 rumours point at a subsidized launch-courtesy of various partners.
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