A Foremost Killer Concept and Renderings of Apple TV Set “iTV”!
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November 2, 2011 • 
It is now almost confirmed that Apple is delicately working on its own television set “iTV” to step in the vast TV market worldwide. The news spread like the woods fire with the release of Steve Jobs’ authorized biography in which Steve Jobs excitedly remarked that he had finally cracked TV.
Though Apple is still quiet and keeping the whole things secret about its upcoming TV set (expected in late 2012) , but artists are not bounded to push out their “iTV” concepts. Here is one of the earliest “iTV” concept that is killer one in its nature blended with marvelous aesthetic touch.
An artist, Guilherme M. Schasiepen, is responsible for creating these remarkably wonderful and superb renderings for Apple Television set, showing his power of imagination and creativity. We just say that these renderings are really something to watch out in earlier time.
You can see that how seriously the artist has introduced some expected or wished features to Apple upcoming TV set or the Apple ‘iTV’ as the artist suggests it.
The iTV concept fully exhibits that the future Apple TV set would resemble to Apple’s external Thunderbolt Display in look. However, the only thing looks missing in this concept is the price tag.
It seems that the artists solely followed a recently posted article describing
that a Siri-powered Apple TV is expected to release some time in 2013, which would let you all to control the iTV with the power of your voice; currently Siri is an exclusive feature of Apple’s new iPhone 4S while there is no speculation about apple intentions to launch Siri for their older iOS devices such as the iPhone 4, iPod touch 4G or the iPad 2 in the form of a software update.
We think that Apple would like to release its own TV set “iTV” with all handy features those we experience on the company’s iPhone, iPad or iPod touch devices as support for AirPlay, iCloud and also FaceTime. Imagine how thrilling would it be to have FaceTime conversation on a larger TV screen from the convenience of your living room.
