Incredible Power with the A15 Bionic Chip
64GB of Storage Options for Apps and Games
4K Dolby Vision and HDR10+ for Vivid Picture Quality
Dolby Atmos for Three-Dimensional, Theater-Like Sound
Siri Remote Brings Precise Control with a Touch-Enabled Clickpad
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Wanted to mention that the 64GB model does NOT have an ethernet port. You can only connect via Wi-Fi. If you want ethernet, go with the 128GB.
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Wanted to mention that the 64GB model does NOT have an ethernet port. You can only connect via Wi-Fi. If you want ethernet, go with the 128GB.
Anyway, less GB, but you get an ethernet port; and the difference in speed is negligible, especially if you aren't doing gaming. Plus it has Thread, which the new one here on sale does not.
Anyway, less GB, but you get an ethernet port; and the difference in speed is negligible, especially if you aren't doing gaming. Plus it has Thread, which the new one here on sale does not.
I can only see buying either 2021 model if trying to save money or the 2022 128GB version if trying to better future-proof. I don't think the 64GB 2022 version makes much sense right now.
Anyway, less GB, but you get an ethernet port; and the difference in speed is negligible, especially if you aren't doing gaming. Plus it has Thread, which the new one here on sale does not.
Agree with all of this, however, just so not to confuse others, the '22 64 gig model does not have Thread, however, as you mention, the previous version has it, as does the 2022 128g version, as well as an Ethernet port. Only they 2022 64g version has neither, which makes little sense.
I can only see buying either 2021 model if trying to save money or the 2022 128GB version if trying to better future-proof. I don't think the 64GB 2022 version makes much sense right now.
Me neither if you look at it that way. But increasingly, I look at Apple's decisions from a Tim Cook point of view rather than the Steve Jobs era's what's best for the user. Tim's priorities are pushing up ASP and increasing margin. He's a supply chain whiz so maybe there's something to the process used in the upgraded chip that saves them $, or simply that it justifies a higher price.
Craig and Josiak's WSJ interview was a real eye-opener. They didn't answer any questions honestly and that said so much.
I still keep all my stuff Apple because it works so well together, but I don't kid myself that they care about me as long as they have me locked in.
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Craig and Josiak's WSJ interview was a real eye-opener. They didn't answer any questions honestly and that said so much.
I still keep all my stuff Apple because it works so well together, but I don't kid myself that they care about me as long as they have me locked in.
Craig and Josiak's WSJ interview was a real eye-opener. They didn't answer any questions honestly and that said so much.
I still keep all my stuff Apple because it works so well together, but I don't kid myself that they care about me as long as they have me locked in.
I am tired of my Roku and having to go to through the home screen to switch apps.
I bought the Apple 4K specifically because it allows one to switch apps by pressing the TV button twice.
Question:
If I'm running YTTV, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Britbox and YouTube, will I be able to app switch seamlessly? I want to avoid the "Who Watching" menu. I went to the Apple Store and the unit was in demo mode. I thought I read somewhere that not apps play well.
Looking for a confirmed answer, thanks in advance.
[And am waiting to see if the 2022 goes on sale - might decide to exchange]
Thanks!