New iPad tablets are on all of our minds Tuesday morning but after something of a drought on “iTV” speculation, a new report claims Apple will debut two new television models late next year. Speaking with Bloomberg recently, Advanced Research analyst Masahiko Ishino stated that Apple is indeed still developing a high-definition flat panel television and it will launch two versions of the HDTV in 2014. According to the report, Apple will release a 55-inch HDTV priced at about $1,500 and a 65-inch model priced around $2,000, and both televisions will feature “ultra HD” 4K resolution. Ishino says that Apple’s TVs will feature a borderless design, displays supplied by LG Display, graphics processors supplied by Samsung and Gorilla Glass 3 glass sheets supplied by Corning.
Apple will reportedly debut two ultra HDTV models next year
Published Oct 22nd, 2013 4:30PM EDT
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