A new hotel just around the corner from Apple's Cupertino headquarters is using Apple TV set top boxes in guest rooms.
A hotel near Apple's headquarters in Cuperino, Calif. is now using
some of the iPhone and iPad maker's home entertainment technology in its
rooms.
Of note, the hotel is located is located on the same block as some
one of Apple's external campus buildings, and just two blocks from the
headquarters on Infinite Loop.
"Guests can choose among thousands of movies and TV shows from
iTunes,
connect to Netflix for films, Hulu for television shows, MLB.com for
sports, and much more," Starwood said in a release this morning. "Apple
TV's Airplay feature will also let guests play video, show off photos,
and enjoy music from any iPhone,
iPad, or iPod Touch - right on their 42-inch LCD in-room TV."
No news on how the company is handling purchases made on the
set top boxes, which are typically tied to a single Apple ID account
though allows previously purchased content to be viewed on demand (in the U.S.). CNET has reached out to Starwood for more information.
The Apple TV remains a "hobby" device for Apple, though one that's seen an increase in sales in recent years.
The once computer-like device has focused on streaming content from
Apple's digital stores, and a handful of third-party services like
Netflix and Hulu since its big remodel near the end of 2010. Apple is
currently rumored to be working on the next generation of that device,
which will either be a much-enhanced set top box, or a full TV set.
(via www.cnet.com)
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