Sigh
Cue the inevitable "You're watching it wrong."
Third generation Apple TVs were shipped with a faulty part, and the company has begun to contact consumers to confirm the issue and offer a replacement. Cupertino has not specified what the faulty part is, although MacRumours reports the fruity firm will offer gleaming new devices to replace the mysteriously banjaxed old ones …
Whatever the terms, my old ATV1 with the last but one release of openelec has been used for almost 10 years as the main source of viewing media content that used to be broadcast on some kind of wireless thing, could be why the OED changes definitions from time to time, to keep up with the times, almost like when the TV Times was only for ITV :-)
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" So Apple are doing the right thing
for the customers and replacing the potentially faulty units.
No class action lawsuit.
Hardly news is it then?"
What makes this news is that Apple has a bit of a reputation for ignoring faults in its devices until the spectre of a class action suit is raised. "Holding it wrong" ring a bell?
So Apple doing the right thing without coercion is newsworthy.