Deadline draw closer for Apple TVs release

Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster confirmed the news in speculation that Apple is all set to launch its next project, the Apple TV sets, by the end of next year 2012 or early 2013.

At Business Insider’s Ignition: Future of Media conference, Munster said, according to the blog, that Apple believes that customers are now looking for all-in-one TV sets, which is why Apple felt the need to plunge into the world of Televisions.

However, there is no denying the fact that nothing falls even close to an “Apple Experience” but that too comes with a hefty price. According to Business Insider, Munster said that Apple TV set is definitely going to be an expensive affair, because it will
be twice the price charged by other alternatives in market.

He went on and shared that Apple is going to release a wide range of sizes, to cater to all sorts of consumer needs along with the Siri support, which means that your iPhone 4S Personal Assistant will now attend to your voice commands to operate your Television
too.

According to Munster’s version as reported by Business Insider, it is expected that Apple TV will feature iCloud integration, which will be controllable from an iPhone or iPad.

Previously, the analyst claimed that the Apple TV release will be made by the end of 2011 but when nothing of the sort happened, people were compelled to doubt the credibility of the news, which had been in speculation since 2009.

However, Munster’s claims regained credibility in October this year when Walter Isaacson’s authorised Steve Jobs biography included a quote from the Apple co-founder saying that he had "cracked" the code for creating an integrated television.

Now, there are two big releases from Apple quarters, which will mark 2012. In March 2012, iPhone 5’s release is due whereas Apple TV will be out hopefully by the end of the same year. This is a heads up for Apple fans to get ready for some major purchases
next year.  

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