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Five Ways Steve Jobs Can Turn On Apple TV Sales
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[quote Will Collier]One big stumbling block in my opinion is that the ATV itself is so content-free. Downloading or renting of movies and/or TV just isn't something that has broad acceptance right now outside of the "enthusiast" communities.
You're probably right about that. It's a shame because the Apple TV is the first device that makes the experience simple, pain-free, and enjoyable.

the ATV lacks the storage capacity for more than a small number of discs.

No problem--Apple TV is a very capable streaming client.

Now, an ATV (or better yet in my opinion, a Mini) plus a home server makes a pretty darn good living room appliance... but Apple doesn't have a home server option

A mini is not suitable as a modern home theatre source--no HDMI, no HDCP, no fuss-free, automatic HDTV support. Geeks only.

BTW, Apple doesn't need to provide a "home server." That's for geeks only too. You've already got your Macs--use them and your Airport Extreme.
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Re: Five Ways Steve Jobs Can Turn On Apple TV Sales - by Article Accelerator - 06-03-2008, 06:53 PM

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