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My mom wants to buy a Apple TV for everyday entertainment, I checked the official Apple website to see whether its compatible or not, so I came here.

 

Our Current TV

https://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-la32r51b-32-lcd-tv/specs/

 

Apple website

https://www.apple.com/hk/en/apple-tv/specs/

 

 

 

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All displays are compatible. it's just a display input for your TV. it doesn't need to support anything special AFAIK

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3 minutes ago, CHILDISH_K1LL3R said:

My mom wants to buy a Apple TV for everyday entertainment, I checked the official Apple website to see whether its compatible or not, so I came here.

 

Our Current TV

https://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-la32r51b-32-lcd-tv/specs/

 

Apple website

https://www.apple.com/hk/en/apple-tv/specs/

 

 

yes it is

 

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4 minutes ago, CHILDISH_K1LL3R said:

My mom wants to buy a Apple TV for everyday entertainment, I checked the official Apple website to see whether its compatible or not, so I came here.

 

Our Current TV

https://www.cnet.com/products/samsung-la32r51b-32-lcd-tv/specs/

 

Apple website

https://www.apple.com/hk/en/apple-tv/specs/

 

 

Yes It's certainly compatible but it's not ideal for modern media.

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Just now, CHILDISH_K1LL3R said:

because of its low resolution?

 

Yes. Otherwise it should be fine.

 

If you do go for a 4th gen AppleTV then i'd probably recommend the 64GB model since 32GB could become somewhat limiting.

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Just now, AluminiumTech said:

Yes. Otherwise it should be fine.

 

If you do go for a 4th gen AppleTV then i'd probably recommend the 64GB model since 32GB could become somewhat limiting.

ok, thanks for the advice/advise

 

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4 minutes ago, CHILDISH_K1LL3R said:

won't be much use for me as the TV is 1366 x 768

you can game on it and better apps and features on Android TV, also futureproofing. 

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