YouTube coming to Apple TV

Beginning in a couple weeks, you’ll be able to browse, search and watch YouTube video on your TV set through Apple TV. “This is the first time users can easily browse, find and watch YouTube videos right from their living room couch, and it’s really, really fun,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. Sweet. Also, Apple said it will offer a build-to-order Apple TV unit with a 160GB hard drive — four times the capacity of the current model.

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  1. man, there’s gotta be some real sweatin’ going on in boardrooms these days. this stuff is getting real close to the core platform (the tv)… and the core viewing area (the couch).

    Posted by ! | May 30, 2007, 6:21 pm
  2. also, it’s gonna come in real handy to have the youtube id that matches your web channel.

    email me and claim yours…hint

    Posted by ! | May 30, 2007, 6:25 pm
  3. The video will look great on your four-inch TV.

    Posted by Anonymous | May 30, 2007, 6:42 pm
  4. Jobs apparently forgot that youtube works splendidly on the wii. But, hey, anything to make the AppleTV suck less cant hurt.

    Posted by Anonymous | May 30, 2007, 6:46 pm
  5. I have a TV card in a PC that I have attached to a 27 inch SDTV. I use the PC as a DVR. Using SageTV, I regularly watch YouTube and Google Video. It looks pretty good.

    Posted by Jay | May 30, 2007, 6:57 pm
  6. ahem!

    all you apple bashers: look at AAPL shares… my, is that a new all time high?

    $119 per.

    Posted by ! | May 30, 2007, 7:22 pm
  7. this looks like a dressed up WebTV to me. very eh.

    Posted by doh | June 1, 2007, 6:46 pm
  8. oh yeah…

    i think lostremote should get a test appletv unit so cory, steve and company can tell the LR faithful (a safran term) can see if appletv is good or not.

    Posted by doh | June 1, 2007, 6:47 pm
  9. Cory already bought one and undertook a brave experiment. Click on my name to read the report.

    Posted by Safran | June 3, 2007, 8:13 am

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