Engadget has the scoop on Apple’s next incarnation of Apple TV, which actually looks more interesting than their original, somewhat underwhelming product. According to anonymous tipsters likely countering all that Google TV discussion, Apple’s next AppleTV device will be about the size of an iPhone — and will cost just a hundred bucks. It looks to have roughly the same internals as Google TV (namely an A4 CPU and 16GB of flash storage) — though it will be capable of 1080p HD. The device also looks to have just two ports (video out and power) and may utilized cloud storage. Of course whether the device is really useful depends on what content’s available — and just how obnoxious Apple intends to be when it comes to locking the device down.
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