Apple today formally introduced the Apple TV. The set-top unit, first previewed during the "It's Showtime" event in September 2006 is geared toward streaming content from your computer to a widescreen TV.
Features - 720p high definition video - 40 GB hard drive - 802.11 b, g, and n compatible - Intel processor - Designed for widescreen TV's - can stream from up to 5 computers (or from apple.com/trailers)
The Apple TV will ship in February, and is available for pre-order today at the Apple Store.
A transcript and keynote photos from our live coverage are still available.
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