Here’s a tour of the wonderful Apple TV:

Extensive strategic content initiatives under way in the office. Interesting stuff. #
Boxee: Could not get it to work on Apple TV. Gave up on it. #

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Bought an Elegato Turbo.264 video encoder hardware item for my MacBook set up at home. Will free up system resources & great for my Apple TV #

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Netflix Blu-ray

Couldn’t get the popular Boxee hack to work with my Apple TV. Probably an issue with the USB stick. Not that concerned about it. #

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As of December, Apple’s Mac OS X commanded 9.63 percent of the OS market, according to Net Applications, while Microsoft still led the way, accounting for more than 88 percent of the operating-system market.

But the real story behind those figures is Apple’s meteoric rise in the market. Just one year prior, in [...]

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High-Definition TVs are now in more than 30 million U.S. homes and that number continues to rise. This makes the high-def audience a prime target for HD-related companies.
And when businesses are in highly competitive category, such as high-def, they will tend to be more aggressive in marketing campaigns designed to win over [...]

now have the WD HD Media Player. Cool device. Trying to decide if I should also keep my Apple TV. Trying to eliminate using discs. #
Happy Thanksgiving! #
Keeping both my Apple TV and Western Digital High Definition Media Player for maximum versatility. #

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After a lot of familiarity and recent use, I have mixed feelings about Apple TV. #
Bought the WD HD TV Media Player. Selling my Apple TV. I think the WD player is more flexible and versatile, all around. http://ping.fm … #

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Jack’s back! “24″ delivers after a long hiatus with its 2 hour special. #
I like my Apple Tv but find I am constantly re-encoding video content to enhance the resolution. My computer is always running, though. #
So, I am now having second thoughts about Apple TV. #

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Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) is bundling a form of copyright protection software into new MacBooks that has some buyers up in arms. Called High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP), the technology prevents MacBook owners from playing movies they’ve purchased through iTunes on many external monitors, TVs or projectors—meaning they’re stuck watching flicks they’ve paid [...]