Investment bank J.P. Morgan has disregarded recent speculation regarding Apple launching a television set later this year.
It has been widely speculated that Apple will launch a full-fledged television set later this year.
Investment bank J.P. Morgan has disregarded recent speculation regarding Apple launching a television set later this year.
It has been widely speculated that Apple will launch a full-fledged television set later this year.
Apple has reportdelybeen interested in entering the 3D market for years now, and a new job opening suggests that they’re continuing to pursue the technology.
In a note to Piper Jaffary’s clients, the firm’s analyst, Gene Muster, claimed that Apple is speaking with “a major TV component supplier” about its rumored Television set, which may point to a 2012 launch of the product.
Following up on yesterday’s rumor about Apple’s television, DigiTimes adds on information as to who they think will win the contract from Apple to build their television sets. In addition, an analyst hints that Apple may offer live streaming television content.
Taiwanese publication DigiTimes’ supply chain sources point to a mid-2012 launch of Apple’s much rumored full fledged entry into the Television market.
We’ve had plenty of rumors about an Apple-branded TV, but this one is quite different. According to one particular analyst, Apple’s next-generation iMacs will come with Apple TV functionality built-in.
A report has come in that the new Apple-branded Television that is rumored to be coming next year will come in three sizes, ranging from 32″ to 55″.
The report also claims it will be powered by Apple’s A6 processor, the same processor that is expected to power iPad 3 and the next generation iPhone.
An analyst who specializes in all things Apple is certain that Apple branded Television sets are coming next year. He listed all of the details he thinks it’ll have, and is so sure that he urged people to not buy the current set-top box (2nd generation Apple TV).
While Apple’s relationship with Sharp may be blossoming towards a full-blown Apple branded television set as early as next summer, other TV manufacturers are scrambling to react to Apple’s rumored TV plans.