Reviews and Problems with Apple TV 2nd-gen / MC572
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Expert Review
The Gadgeteer
3 July 2011
Excerpt: I used to think my cable box offered all the programming I needed. As cable prices keep rising, I’ve come to the conclusion that those multi-media boxes and an $8/month
Pros: Gives access to Internet programming (iTunes, Netflix, etc), Very easy to set up, Lets you access content on computers and iPods/iPhones/iPads on your local network, T...
Cons: Doesn't have a QWERTY keyboard for entering account info and passwords, No HDMI cable provided - and you MUST have an HDMI cable to use it
Hands On Review: Tune In to Apple TV 2nd Generation
homeserverland.com
15 April 2011
Excerpt: Apple gave us computers, gave us phones, and now its Apple TV time. When the concept of Apple TV first surfaced, it was a large belief that Apple TV will not be much more...
Review: Apple TV MC572LL/A 2nd Gen (2G) Unboxing & Hookup
GadgetMadness
1 October 2010
Conclusion: We’d always considered the original Apple TV to be a bit of an odd duck. “Another hard drive to manage and back up? What happens when I run out of room on my Apple TV?
Pros: Only two physical connections needed to operate (HDMI, power), New form factor runs cool and quiet., Remote App allows for total control of Home Sharing and Apple TV.,...
Cons: HDMI cable not included., $3.99 per HD movie, $.99 per HD TV show may be steep for some.
Summary: The new Apple TV is a spectacular hardware upgrade from the old model. The device is easy to use, and excels at two tasks: playing back content from local iTunes...
Conclusion: Apple TV has a lovely interface and will suit those who use iTunes for everything, but its low resolution and poor format support count against it.