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Oct 19, 2026

CarlHOST
17:38
Yeah.
CarlHOST
17:38
So this, is it the smallest one? I mean, look, you've got an upgrade to the A19 chip, the same as you got on the iPhone 17, replacing the old A15.
CarlHOST
17:48
Yeah.
CarlHOST
17:49
Apple are claiming 50% faster CPU and 2X faster GPU on it.
JayHOST
19:02
And it's got none of the Find My stuff.
JayHOST
19:05
I don't know why you need Find My on an Apple TV, but it's more for the remote, I think.
JayHOST
19:10
But the third gen is an A15, does two models, 128 gig if you want Ethernet, so that's the difference.
JayHOST
19:16
Wi-Fi 6 as well.
MattHOST
19:02
It has a much faster processor, so I somehow thought that the Apple TV had an A17.
MattHOST
19:10
It actually only has an A15 Bionic.
MattHOST
19:13
Now, when I say only, that's probably the wrong term, and it's definitely misleading, because the A15 Bionic is no slouch.
MattHOST
19:20
It's a fantastic processor.
MattHOST
19:24
To give you some perspective, this chip was introduced in the iPhone 13 series, and it is a fantastic chip.
MattHOST
19:55
It runs the arcade games just fine, and certainly all your movies and TV shows and everything.
MattHOST
19:59
And so it really is great.
MattHOST
20:01
But there's actually quite a leap then from that, the A15 Bionic, to what's in the new Apple TV now, which is the A19.
Chris WelchGUEST
17:49
Oh, my.
Mark GurmanHOST
17:49
So the standout features here, A19 chip, which is an upgrade over the A15 Bionic in the prior version of the Apple TV, but perhaps the biggest development when it comes to this new Apple TV is the price, $299, the same as the Home View.
Mark GurmanHOST
18:05
This is a shocking price increase.
Mark GurmanHOST
18:08
They went from $129, I believe, or $149.
HawkinsHOST
7:55
Now, the Apple TV fourth generation that's expected to be released tomorrow or announced tomorrow, this is expected to have the Apple A19 chip.
HawkinsHOST
8:15
It's been four years since the original Apple TV with the A15 chip, and now it will have the A19 chip.
HawkinsHOST
8:25
That means that it will be the first Apple TV to support Apple Intelligence because the, the latest Apple TV doesn't even have the proper chip to run it.
HawkinsHOST
8:38
It has the exact same chip as my iPhone 14, the A15 chip.
HawkinsHOST
8:50
And it should be running tvOS 27, potentially even tvOS 27.2, depending on whenever it gets released.
HawkinsHOST
9:03
So with the new Apple products, the Apple HomePod Mini second gen is expected to be $129.
Imran ShaikhHOST
4:54
Personalization features few other Apple devices offer.
Imran ShaikhHOST
4:57
Apple limits access to Siri AI based on a device's A series or M series chip, so it makes sense the aging chips in the current HomePod Mini, an S5 chip from the Apple Watch Series 5, and the Apple TV 4K, an A15 Bionic chip from the iPhone 13, would need to be swapped out for something new.
Imran ShaikhHOST
5:18
Bloomberg reports that both the Apple TV 4K and HomePod Mini will be updated with faster chips that can run Siri AI, along with modest design updates.
Imran ShaikhHOST
5:28
The new Apple TV 4K will reportedly be powered by at least an A19 chip from the iPhone 17 lineup and feature a slightly redesigned remote along with it.
PresButtonsHOST
2:46
So I also want to talk about some specs I ran into on Instagram, and I saw some specs for the Apple TV 4K.
PresButtonsHOST
2:52
So for the Apple TV 4K 3rd generation, it has the A15 Bionic chip, it has Siri, it has 4GB of RAM, it has Wi-Fi 6, and it released back in 2022, so this is going to be a 4-year upgrade is what we're going to be getting here.
PresButtonsHOST
3:06
And then the new fourth generation that's supposed to launch on October 13th, it's going to have the A19 or A19 Pro.
PresButtonsHOST
3:14
It's going to have the N1 chip.

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