New Apple TV with Siri AI could launch at any time in the fall

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Apple is expected to launch an upgraded Apple TV with Siri AI capabilities at any time this fall, following the recent release of iOS 27. The new hardware is rumored to feature an A19 or A19 Pro processor and up to 12GB of RAM to support local AI processing and gaming. This release had been delayed while Apple finalized its Apple Intelligence upgrades, which are now ready for integration into the set-top box.

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▪Apple reportedly delayed the new Apple TV hardware until its Apple Intelligence upgrades were ready for release.
▪The upcoming device is expected to include an A19 or A19 Pro chipset and up to 12GB of RAM.
▪Local AI processing will enable more capable Siri features and AI analysis for HomeKit Secure Video recordings.
▪The new Apple TV is anticipated to launch no later than November 2026 with prices remaining at $199 and $249.

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Rumor New Apple TV with Siri AI could launch at any time in the fall Wesley Hilliard 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Sun Sep 13 2026, 10:25 AM EDT · 1 minute read Apple TV could get an upgrade soon Rumor Score 🤯 Likely Apple reportedly held back on releasing new Apple TV hardware until its Apple Intelligence upgrades were ready, so expect the upgraded set-top box at any time. The slow rollout of Apple Intelligence in 2024 followed by a delay and rethink has caused several pieces of hardware to get shelved. The long-rumored Home Hub tablet, the next-generation Apple TV, and the other Apple Home products all need the new Siri AI to get the most out of them.

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