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New Apple TV box: What we know about the Apple TV 6

New Apple TV box: What we know about the Apple TV 6

Posted on September 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

We were under the impression that a new Apple TV box was coming this year, but recent news indicates that we might not see a new version until 2021. 

With the tvOS update set to launch this autumn, we’d guessed that might be a good moment for Apple to drop the latest Apple TV box, but for reasons not discloses, it looks the next streaming player will slip into next year.

The most recent Apple TV box launched in 2017, and brought with it 4K and HDR support.
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