An Apple TV A Day...

03/30/2011

An Apple TV A Day...

Anybody out there have Apple TV?

I bought it several months ago, then got a second one in a gift bag at Fancy Hollywood Party, but didn't have it hooked up until this week... and all I can say is WHAAAAAA?????????

I mean there are a lot of cool things in the world.

Water. Air. iPads. Down comforters. Pinkberry.

But Apple TV...

IN. SANE.

With just the press of some buttons, I can rent movies or TV shows from iTunes. Or watch something from my computer. Or listen to a playlist from my computer over my TV speakers. Or go to Netflix and rent, oh I dunno, JUST ABOUT ANYTHING.

I think it does other stuff I'm not even aware of yet, like solve world hunger and create world peace, but I haven't explored it that thoroughly yet. Maybe I'll find the world peace button tomorrow.

Now wouldn't that be nice?

Posted at 10:36 PM in Television, Web/Tech | Permalink

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We have Apple TV. We have Apple Everything. LOL

My fave thing about the Apple TV is being able to listen to my iTunes through the nice sound system we have hooked up to our main TV.

Posted by: Chris | 03/31/2011 at 05:18 AM

This is like, beyond my comprehension. Sounds awesome!

Posted by: Brenna | 03/31/2011 at 06:00 AM

apple tv was on our kid's hanukkah list and they share an apt. so that was an easy request to grant. they brought it home one weekend (it travels!) and we were the 4 couch potatoes. seriously, we ate more meals in the den than in the dining room-a real pajama weekend. when they went back to school i don't know what i missed the most...the kids or their 'stuff'. technology is fascinating. i'm hooked. on a recent trip to nyc i spent more time in the apple store than in bergdorf's during the big shoe sale. i confess to owning an apple for dummies type of book but the one i really need is the apple for dummies dummies book. you're right about netflix though...ahhhhh, should be called netfix.

Posted by: jerie b | 03/31/2011 at 06:29 AM

And the remote control is sleek and sexy.

Posted by: Jen K. | 03/31/2011 at 01:53 PM

When you find the world peace button please let me now, I'm very interested.

Posted by: Sheila | 04/01/2011 at 04:36 AM

how do I get invited to these parties...

Posted by: steve | 04/05/2011 at 07:43 PM

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