Geeks are more likely than anyone else to hate the Apple TV out of the — Apple TV

"...Thats a good idea! Lets do it! No... these ideas will percolate up, well have a collection of ideas of what we can do with this stuff. I think a normal web browser is not necessarily what people want in their living room."

"...a very well-designed product that easily brings the computer and the TV together."

"...for those who want to use a proven, easy-to-use interface to play a huge and diverse iTunes library through a home-entertainment system."

"...people who live in iTunes will enjoy the simplicity of just plugging it in and never having to fuss with anything...anyone should be able to use it with ease. For users who dont want to concern themselves with media library management, disparate home media serving and libraries, and the more complex bits about digital media in your home theater, there simply isnt an easier, more enjoyable way to get content from your computer to your HDTV."

"Overall, it does a pretty damn good job, despite some limitations."

"...best suited for iTunes addicts only."

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