Our source within Apple has seen their secret new HDTV, and my friends, you are in for a treat. In this episode of The CultCast, we’re going to tell you every juicy bit of info our source told us.
Plus, AT&T will soon be offering you family data plans, we’ll tell you what we know.
And three apps enter, but only one can rule them all — don’t miss our favorite apps of the week!
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Our Stories This Week
– Here’s how to get an 16GB iPad 2 direct from Apple for $304 (no link, you’ll have to listen!)
– This Guy Got 4 Magnets Implanted In His Wrist To Hold His iPod Nano [Video]
– Our Source Has Seen The Apple HDTV, Here’s What It Looks Like
– Apple Said To Be ‘Investigating’ Multi-User Support For iPad
– AT&T CEO: Family Data Sharing Plans Coming Soon
– Many Apps Enter, But Only One Can Reign Supreme – Here Are Our Favorite Apps Of The Week (no link you’ll have to listen!)
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8 responses to “Everything We Know About Apple’s Secret HDTV On This Week’s CultCast”
With all of the flagship stores opened / opening up in best buy, target, and wal-mart, it would be easy for apple to use these stores and their larger stockrooms to help sell an iTv with different models. Seems like allowing these stores to sell apple products will turn out to be quite “convenient” for the tv.
This will be interesting to see how this unfolds. I hope they really revolutionize the market similiar to the iPhone, iPad and iPod
Because when you clear your cookies from all the porn-watching.
Apple is buying German HDTV manufacturer Loewe. And I don’t believe that they will lose millions. They will make millions!
I just looked at tear downs of Apple’s Thunderbolt screen and Samsung’s ES8000 TV which is Samsung’s flagship. Personally, I think Apple does a better job with design and quality of the components. Now, the case design of what Apple does vs Samsung is one uses a cheap case and the other uses a more expensive case. Apple will probably a better built and better looking product, and in terms of picture quality.. Now, in terms of ease of use for computing functions and user interface, Apple is King in that area, so I would expect a much easier to use interface.
I would not be interested in a Apple built TV for two reasons. 1) I just upgraded to the new Apple TV. 2) I only just bought my TV 9 months ago. If Apple though made a Apple TV box with a 3 digital HD tuner and a 500gb HD I would buy.
if it actually looks like the picture above i’d be disappointed, it’d expect something better designed, saying that i’d probably still buy it.