Is the apple tv being sold now any faster than the 1st generation ones?
I have a working Apple TV (40gb) that I purchased the 1st month it came out. Lately it appears to be acting real sluggish and I was wondering if the units they are selling now have better hardware specs?
Thanks
I agree that apple has not acknowledged any change in the hardware. HOWEVER, in my experience, I have 3 aTV (bought Sept 2008, Nov 2008 and Feb 2009) and the most recent one is the snappiest and is the least affected by the sloppy video problem discussed in this thread: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2199517
The oldest one is also the one that takes the longer to sync: although all 3 aTV have the same set-up, the two most recent always finish first (at least 5 times faster).
Once they are all out of warranty, I will open them all and check by myself if the hardware has changed or not...
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