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Well, except for the Apple TV, which isn't actually a TV and thus "fights" with the actual TV, duplicating its menus, services and features. Making an integrate
by mike_hearn 2y ago
Well, except for the Apple TV, which isn't actually a TV and thus "fights" with the actual TV, duplicating its menus, services and features. Making an integrated TV would seem to be an obvious move where stuff doesn't work well (saying that as the owner of a sad Sony Android TV).
- piva00 2y agoTV hardware has such low margins that I don't think it's worth the hassle for Apple. I actually much prefer to have my Apple TV and just plug into new screens if I swap them, there are pretty decent panels in the market that I don't think I'd ever purchase an Apple-branded TV just for the sake of having an embedded tvOS in it. Might be I'm a special case but I haven't touched the TV remote in many years, I turn it on through whatever device I'm using and when I switch the device off my TV switches off as well.