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Apple TV is Apple's self-described hobby. It serves as a media center, so you can access online media through your TV.
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The '''Apple TV''' is Apple's self-described "hobby". It serves as an internet-based media center for your TV.
   
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== Comparison ==
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[[Image:AppleTv1g.jpg|thumb|223px|This is the original Apple TV.]]
  
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{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: smaller; text-align: center;"
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== First generation ==
  
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! rowspan="2" | Tablet<br />(<code>marketing-name</code>)
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! rowspan="2" | iTV
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! rowspan="2" | [[k66ap|Apple&nbsp;TV&nbsp;2G]]
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! colspan="2" | [[Apple&nbsp;TV&nbsp;3G]]
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|-
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! [[j33ap|Orig]]
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! [[j33iap|Rev A]]
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|-
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! Image
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| [[File:AppleTv1g.jpg|frameless]]
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| [[File:AppleTv2g.jpg|250px|frameless]]
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| colspan="2" | [[File:AppleTv2g.jpg|250px|frameless]]
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|-
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! Case Material
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| ?
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| colspan="3" | Plastic
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|-
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! Colors
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| ?
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| colspan="3" | Black
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|-
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! Dimensions
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| ?
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| colspan="3" | ?
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|-
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! Weight
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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|-
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! Capacity (GiB)
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| ?
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| colspan="3" | 8
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|-
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! CPU
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| Intel ?
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| [[S5L8930]]<br />A4
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| [[S5L8942]]<br />A5 Rev A
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| [[S5L8947]]<br />A5X Rev A
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|-
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! CPU Speed (GHz)
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| ?
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| colspan="3" | 1
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|-
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! CPU Cores
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| ?
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| 1
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| colspan="2" | 2
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|-
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! RAM
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| ?
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| 256
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| ?
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| ?
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|-
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! Cache
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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|-
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! Power Supply ([[wikipedia:Volt|volts]])
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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|-
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! Power Supply ([[wikipedia:Kilowatt hour|Wh]])
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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|-
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! Power Supply ([[wikipedia:Ampre|mAh]])
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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| ?
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|-
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! Internal Name
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| ?
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| [[k66ap|AppleTV2,1]]
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| [[j33ap|AppleTV3,1]]
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| [[j33iap|AppleTV3,2]]
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|-
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! Initial [[firmware]]
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| {{n/a}}
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| [[Mojave 8M89 (Apple TV 2G)|4.0/4.1<br />(8M89)]]
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| [[Hoodoo 9B179b (Apple TV 3G)|5.0/5.1<br />(9B179b)]]
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| [[Brighton 10B144b (Apple TV 3G Rev A)|5.2/6.1<br />(10B144b)]]
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|-
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! Latest (publicly available) firmware
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| {{n/a}}
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| {{Latest public firmware|Apple TV 2G}}
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| {{Latest public firmware|Apple TV 3G}}
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| {{Latest public firmware|Apple TV 3G Rev A}}
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|-
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! Latest firmware
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| {{n/a}}
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| {{Latest firmware|Apple TV 2G}}
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| {{Latest firmware|Apple TV 3G}}
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| {{Latest firmware|Apple TV 3G Rev A}}
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|}
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== Details ==
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=== First generation ===
 
The original Apple TV (codenamed iTV) was released in 2007. It had component video, HDMI and analog audio output. It ran a modified version of [[wikipedia:Mac OS X Tiger|Mac OS X Tiger]] and contained an Intel processor.
  
The original Apple TV (codenamed iTV) was released in 2007. It had component video, HDMI and analog audio output. It ran a modified version of [[wikipedia:Mac OS X Tiger|Mac OS X Tiger]] and contained an Intel processor.
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=== [[k66ap|Second generation]] ===
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[[Image:AppleTv2g.jpg|thumb|300px|This is the second generation Apple TV.]]
  
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== [[K66ap|Second generation]] ==
  
 
The second-generation Apple TV, a digital media receiver made and sold by Apple Inc., was unveiled during an Apple press conference on September 1, 2010. It is a small form factor network appliance designed to play digital content originating from the iTunes Store, Netflix, YouTube, Flickr, MobileMe or any Mac OS X or Windows computer running [[iTunes]] onto an enhanced-definition or high-definition widescreen television, and will accept music, video and photo streams from other iOS devices using [[AirPlay]] in 4.2. It sold 250,000 in its first two weeks available.
  
The second-generation Apple TV, a digital media receiver made and sold by Apple Inc., was unveiled during an Apple press conference on September 1, 2010. It is a small form factor network appliance designed to play digital content originating from the iTunes Store, Netflix, YouTube, Flickr, MobileMe or any Mac OS X or Windows computer running [[iTunes]] onto an enhanced-definition or high-definition widescreen television, and will accept music, video and photo streams from other iOS devices using [[AirPlay]] in 4.2. It sold 250,000 in its first two weeks available.
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=== [[j33ap|Third generation]] ===
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[[Image:AppleTv2g.jpg|thumb|300px|The Apple TV 3G's outward appearance is identical to the Apple TV 2G]]
  
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== [[J33ap|Third generation]] ==
  
 
The Apple TV 3G was unveiled during an Apple press conference on March 7, 2012. It has a form identical to its predecessor, but includes 1080p playback and [[S5L8942|an updated A5]] chip. It also has a new UI, which was made available in a software update for the Apple TV 2G.
  
The Apple TV 3G was unveiled during an Apple press conference on March 7, 2012. It has a form identical to its predecessor, but includes 1080p playback and [[S5L8942|an updated A5]] chip. It also has a new UI, which was made available in a software update for the Apple TV 2G.

Revision as of 00:10, 7 February 2013

The Apple TV is Apple's self-described "hobby". It serves as an internet-based media center for your TV.

Comparison

Tablet
(marketing-name) 		iTV Apple TV 2G Apple TV 3G
Orig Rev A
Image AppleTv1g.jpg 250px 250px
Case Material ? Plastic
Colors ? Black
Dimensions ? ?
Weight ? ? ? ?
Capacity (GiB) ? 8
CPU Intel ? S5L8930
A4 		S5L8942
A5 Rev A 		S5L8947
A5X Rev A
CPU Speed (GHz) ? 1
CPU Cores ? 1 2
RAM ? 256 ? ?
Cache ? ? ? ?
Power Supply (volts) ? ? ? ?
Power Supply (Wh) ? ? ? ?
Power Supply (mAh) ? ? ? ?
Internal Name ? AppleTV2,1 AppleTV3,1 AppleTV3,2
Initial firmware N/A 4.0/4.1
(8M89) 		5.0/5.1
(9B179b) 		5.2/6.1
(10B144b)
Latest (publicly available) firmware N/A 16.1.1 (20B101) 16.1.1 (20B101) 16.1.1 (20B101)
Latest firmware N/A 16.1.1 (20B101) 16.1.1 (20B101) 16.1.1 (20B101)

Details

First generation

The original Apple TV (codenamed iTV) was released in 2007. It had component video, HDMI and analog audio output. It ran a modified version of Mac OS X Tiger and contained an Intel processor.

Second generation

The second-generation Apple TV, a digital media receiver made and sold by Apple Inc., was unveiled during an Apple press conference on September 1, 2010. It is a small form factor network appliance designed to play digital content originating from the iTunes Store, Netflix, YouTube, Flickr, MobileMe or any Mac OS X or Windows computer running iTunes onto an enhanced-definition or high-definition widescreen television, and will accept music, video and photo streams from other iOS devices using AirPlay in 4.2. It sold 250,000 in its first two weeks available.

Third generation

The Apple TV 3G was unveiled during an Apple press conference on March 7, 2012. It has a form identical to its predecessor, but includes 1080p playback and an updated A5 chip. It also has a new UI, which was made available in a software update for the Apple TV 2G.

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