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Japanese-owned Sharp may be taking a large part in the production of Apple’s (Nasdaq: AAPL) new television than many previously forecasted.
All Things Digital reports the electronics maker is retooling a production line in its Sakai Factory to produce modified amorphous TFT LCD panels, which will supposedly be in the new iTV. Analysts believe the manufacturing line could be completed by February of 2012, allowing Apple to begin competing in the TV market by mid year 2012.
Before one knows it they will be able to watch movies which were purchased off of iTunes through their iCloud on their iTV, while controlling the volume with the iPad; can one say "what a life."
All Things Digital reports the electronics maker is retooling a production line in its Sakai Factory to produce modified amorphous TFT LCD panels, which will supposedly be in the new iTV. Analysts believe the manufacturing line could be completed by February of 2012, allowing Apple to begin competing in the TV market by mid year 2012.
Before one knows it they will be able to watch movies which were purchased off of iTunes through their iCloud on their iTV, while controlling the volume with the iPad; can one say "what a life."
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