Difference between refurb 2012 and new Apple TV?

Is the refurb 2012 Apple TV with A5 any different than the model current sold as new? Are they both 3rd gen and are any specs different?

Hi Douglas.
A 2012 Apple TV could be a Apple TV 2 or an Apple TV3 (which was released on March 7, 2012) So it's something you need to ask when buying it.
If it is the Apple TV 3, it will be the first one and not the revision A model which is sold today. The difference I believe is mainly in the CPU, the first model used a dual core CPU with one core closed off, the rev A version a redesigned CPU with single core but based on the dual core.

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thanks
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Edited by: Pravender on Feb 12, 2012 1:54 PM

Hi
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