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06-22-2011, 04:21 PM

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Say hello to Apple HDTV?

This may be a clue why Apple refuses to make BD-compatible Macs.

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According to source Apple plans to "blow Netflix and all those other guys away" by bundling Apple TV + iTunes inside physical television sets. According to the source Apple is teaming up with a major supplier (our guess would be Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (SEO:005930)), to provide the physical televisions, which will be rebranded as Apple television sets.

http://www.dailytech.com/Source+Appl...ticle21967.htm

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