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"In the biography of Apple founder Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson records a statement from Jobs about an Apple Television. Jobs says that he has &amp;quot;finally cracked it.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nNow, Nick Bilton, writing for the New York Times, has said that Jobs was referring not to the TV itself, but to the way it was controlled. This would appear to indicate that the new product would be controlled by Apple's new voice assistant Siri.\r\n\r\nBilton says that this television product has been being worked on at Apple since at least a year ago and says that some executives were talking about the idea as far back as 2007.\r\n...an individual who has knowledge of Apple\u2019s prototype supply chains overseas told me they had seen some \u201Clarge parts floating around\u201D that belonged to Apple. This person believed that it \u201Clooked like the parts could be part of a large Apple television.\r\nDuring his investigation, Bilton says that his sources at apple said that Apple was definitely going to make a television at some point.\u00A0\u201CAbsolutely, it is a guaranteed product for Apple,&amp;quot; said a source. &amp;quot;Steve thinks the industry is totally broken.\u201D\r\n\r\nBilton says that the product could be announced as soon as late 2012 and arrive in 2013.\r\n\r\nEarlier this week, we heard that the television project at Apple was apparently being spearheaded by Jeff Robbin, the man behind the iTunes app."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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