Spy Photos of 60-inch OLED Apple Television in Testing?
Posted August 16, 2017 at 10:44am by iClarified
Blurry spy photos of what is allegedly an OLED Apple Television about 60-inches in size have surfaced online. The images were posted to Weibo and appear to show the device in a testing facility.
Today, the exposure of Apple OLED TV spy photos, this Apple TV about 60 inches, narrow frame design, metal shell, the bottom of the screen there are two similar black spots of the camera. This exposure is very abrupt, before no news broke the news and forecast reports, how do you see
Apple has long been rumored to have been working on a television but those rumors never materialized. Despite stepping down as CEO, Steve Jobs had been focusing his energy on reinventing the television. Walt Mossberg says that Jobs called him the night he said he was handing over control of Apple to Tim Cook and told him about his plans for a television set. “I think we figured out a way to do it, and it’s going to be fantastic,” Jobs said. While it's likely that the company does have a television in testing, it's unclear if it will ever reach consumers.
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Today, the exposure of Apple OLED TV spy photos, this Apple TV about 60 inches, narrow frame design, metal shell, the bottom of the screen there are two similar black spots of the camera. This exposure is very abrupt, before no news broke the news and forecast reports, how do you see
Apple has long been rumored to have been working on a television but those rumors never materialized. Despite stepping down as CEO, Steve Jobs had been focusing his energy on reinventing the television. Walt Mossberg says that Jobs called him the night he said he was handing over control of Apple to Tim Cook and told him about his plans for a television set. “I think we figured out a way to do it, and it’s going to be fantastic,” Jobs said. While it's likely that the company does have a television in testing, it's unclear if it will ever reach consumers.
Take a look at the photos below and please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
Read More [via @venyageskin1]