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moonman239

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I'm just wondering what features an iTV would have.
Here's my guess:
1) OLED screen or better.
2) Internet. For iTunes, Netflix, etc.
3) Cable/satellite activation. So if you don't have TV service, the iTV will automatically present a "TV Activation Assistant." Using the Activation Assistant, you can set up an account with any cable or satellite TV provider that serves your area or add a TV package to your existing account. If you need a technician to connect your TV to the TV provider, the iTV will allow you to select a date and tiem for the technician to visit your house or business.
 
Terrible channel. There is nothing on it I like. Other than the occasional X-factor viewing.
 
Terrible channel. There is nothing on it I like. Other than the occasional X-factor viewing.

It is god awful. I'm scanning my brain now for something good on that channel.

... The latest Emmerdale intro?
I'm all out.
 
Do they still show the bill?

Lets be honest, channel 4, or bbc 4 are the best channels on UK tele
 
I'm just wondering what features an iTV would have.
Here's my guess:
1) OLED screen or better.
2) Internet. For iTunes, Netflix, etc.
3) Cable/satellite activation. So if you don't have TV service, the iTV will automatically present a "TV Activation Assistant." Using the Activation Assistant, you can set up an account with any cable or satellite TV provider that serves your area or add a TV package to your existing account. If you need a technician to connect your TV to the TV provider, the iTV will allow you to select a date and tiem for the technician to visit your house or business.

Cable/satellite won't work because that requires proprietary hardware. No way DISH is going to work with Apple on this to integrate their hardware into an iTV.
 
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