Компания Apple намерена выйти на рынок развлечений для дома. Годовой оборот этого рынка только в США – $31,8 млрд. Apple заявила, что через два-четыре года создаст новое устройство, которое объединит в себе телевизионные технологии и технологии Интернета.
HDTV-продукт от компании Apple должен в корне изменить рынок домашних развлечений и предоставить потребителям некое устройство, которое способно заменить собой всю домашнюю систему развлечений, куда входят телевизор, приставка к нему, цифровое видео, проигрыватели форматов DVD и Blu-Ray, музыкальный центр и консоль для игр.
Новинка будет стоить не дороже $2000, а месячная плата за подписку обойдется потребителю в $50-$90.
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