The Apple TV is this little black box that you plug into
television. It allows tostream audio and video content from
its iPhone, iPad or Ma machinesc and enjoy some
applications oriented to media consumption. This “box” was launched under a
more imposing form in 2007 (white version) before moving to a format
compact (black version) then. But the latest hardware update
(mild) is now two years old.
Since then, lighter solutions have appeared includingthe Chromecast key
from Google,
sold here,we talked about it in
ces articlesand she did
the subject of a test here. In addition to the possible use of Chromecast on
Android and Apple devices (the same is not true for Apple TV), there is a
obvious price difference between the two devices, not necessarily
justified for all uses. And what was supposed to happen happened:
On the US market (very dynamic in the field), the Apple TV is found
far ahead of a local solution (Roku), also in decline,
but also by the very young Chromecast:
Amazon is also
arrived on the US market with an equivalent to the Chromecast, it could be
may he in turn modify the distribution next year.
The observation is obvious: the Apple TV is now showing its age.
We have been waiting (hoping!) for several months now for an update
day. This could, for example, offer application support for
make onegaming device on the TV, a mini console,
or compact it further to transform it into a key, possibly less
dear.
We don't know what Apple has planned for what was once a Hobby but
which became more
that this a priori since.
The market is there, it only demands novelty and the precursor Apple has
everything you need to be at the top of the poster! To put in the
to-do list de 2015 donc…
Also read:
The next Apple TV could see us, and make a move!
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By : Keleops AG
founder of the site. Computer engineer and Internet specialist where he has held various positions of responsibility, Laurent has been passionate about mobility since the arrival of "PDAs" in the 90s. Journalist for 4 years for the magazine Team Palmtops (Posse Presse) and author of several books on the iPad published by Pearson.
