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That was actually the most powerful moment in the event for me. I think that people really connect with being able to come home and show their pictures from the
by momoro 16y ago
That was actually the most powerful moment in the event for me. I think that people really connect with being able to come home and show their pictures from the day to their girlfriend or family.
- AlexMuir 16y agoI very rarely do this, I just use Windows photo preview. I must be the exception. Being downvoted is a great way to force you to rethink something.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoPeople use their TVs for watching TV shows and films. I can't imagine many people being excited about a photo slideshow capability.
- ergo98 16y agoAlmost every TV and DVD/BR player now comes with the slideshow ability. My Xbox, Blu-ray player, AND my TV can play Netflix content. The latter two can play YouTube. It's getting a bit stupid, and there is zero novelty to adding any of those to new devices. They can all play my own video and audio files too. The singular complaint about video is that not all mainstream formats are accepted (esp. higher end like the 22Mbps AVC from my camcorder), but Apple would be the last company I would expect to widen the range of format support.
- glhaynes 16y agoI never use the slideshow feature on my Apple TV now because I'd have to set up photo syncing with my computer, have all my latest photos on it (of course they're by far the most likely to be the ones that I'd want to show and by far the least likely for me to have already synced), etc etc. But if I could just whip out my iPhone and a couple of taps later be showing some photos from it on my TV... well, I might use that. Once or twice, at least. :)