New Apple TV 4K leak confirms a very familiar form factor
News New Apple TV 4K leak confirms a very familiar form factor Oliver Haslam 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri Sep 25 2026, 11:49 AM EDT · 1 minute read The new Apple TV 4K is closer than ever An image of the new Apple TV 4K hardware appears to have leaked, showing that there's nothing new on the outside. The current Apple TV 4K was released in October 2022, and a new model has been rumored to be in the cards for some time. The model on store shelves today features an aging A15 Bionic chip and just 4GB of RAM.
- ▪News New Apple TV 4K leak confirms a very familiar form factor Oliver Haslam 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri Sep 25 2026, 11:49 AM EDT · 1 minute read The new Apple TV 4K is closer than ever An image of the new Apple TV 4K h
- ▪The current Apple TV 4K was released in October 2022, and a new model has been rumored to be in the cards for some time.
- ▪The model on store shelves today features an aging A15 Bionic chip and just 4GB of RAM.
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News New Apple TV 4K leak confirms a very familiar form factor Oliver Haslam 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri Sep 25 2026, 11:49 AM EDT · 1 minute read The new Apple TV 4K is closer than ever An image of the new Apple TV 4K hardware appears to have leaked, showing that there's nothing new on the outside. But big changes are rumored for the inside. The current Apple TV 4K was released in October 2022, and a new model has been rumored to be in the cards for some time. The model on store shelves today features an aging A15 Bionic chip and just 4GB of RAM. Now, the image file reported by MacRumors has revealed the new Apple TV 4K's upgrades will all be internal, with Apple choosing to stick with its tried and tested design of a small, featureless black box.
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