eightzero said:AppleInsider said:Apple already has a lot going for it in the smart home category, with HomeKit and poducts [sic] like a HomePod and Apple TV helping users set up and manage a smart home network in their abode.
OK, I gave away my last ATV, as I don't need or use it (I have a Roku TV that has the ATV app on it or the rare occasion I watch something on ATV) but don't recall ATV actually having any networking capability. What is this reference to? Because if the rumor might include such a ATV with a touchscreen to actually work as a new Airport...well...whoa. Take my money.If you aren't aware that the Apple TV has had both Ethernet and WiFi since it's first iteration then I can see why you would find it unusable, but I can assure you that the Apple TV is faster, has a much cleaner interface that is less prone to crashing, and do not make its money by selling ads or your viewing habits to others. That said, if you don't mind any of those caveats or find the entry price of an Apple TV too high then the Roku is a perfectly fine device.
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