Intel has done a lot of innovation for the hart of the Apple TV.
AppleInsider over the weekend reported that the device will utilize a 1.0GHz Pentium M-based chip (code-named “Crofton”), which has been under-clocked to run on a 350MHz bus.

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It appears that Apple’s uberdevice utilizes a totally proprietary 1.5:1 aspect ratio. While that’s wider than the standard square-ish 1.33:1 (4x3) aspect ratio found on older TVs, PC monitors, and iPods, it’s 15 percent narrower than the 1.78:1 (16x9) screen dimensions found on most HDTV and DVD programming.

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For those who want can’t get enough.

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Cellphone carriers have long sought the next big thing to produce the sort of revenue they now collect from customers who use their handsets simply for talking.

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Nice new video, showing the device in action.

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Although Cisco has taken Apple to court over its use of the iPhone name, the company may find itself unable to hold onto that name in Europe, according to trade-mark specialist Lee Curtis of Pinsent Masons, the law firm behind OUT-LAW.COM.

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When you go to Apple.com you see that there are also the videos and movie trailers shown on the Apple TV take a tour section.



In Europe not, it only shows this;

That is an interesting question. Google does tells me; The company hopes to deliver movies in early 2007. That means anyway that I need to convert my current VIDEO_TS files to another format that iTunes 7 can handle. I found that I can convert my DVDs with handbrake to mp4.

Let’s start a test; I open handbrake > it shows: select DVD > I change the save location > I select constant quality 100%.
The last time I did this was with 50% default setting and the result was indeed 50% of the quality.

In a few hours I can see the result and the size of this file.

Following last week’s splashy Macworld keynote delivered by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, the Internet is awash not only with images of Jobs being dwarfed by a gigantic iPhone replica, but also with speculation about how Apple might change the world of handhelds and smartphones.

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Besides making technophiles weak in the knees, industry experts say that Apple’s new iPhone device may be the catalyst that propels mobile media usage—particularly Web video—to new levels, with advertising opportunities soon to follow.

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It’s been less than a week since the iPhone was announced and the product is not even expected to ship for another six months, but Apple is aggressively protecting its Mac OS X-like interface on the iPhone.

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