Apple TV 2015 edition: Unboxing the 4th generation box

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    Here's the box, straight off the FedEx truck. That's the previous generation Apple TV, sitting on top, waiting to see its new bigger, younger brother.

    Caption by: David Gewirtz

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    Boxes inside of boxes.

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    Here's the box you'll probably get if you got to an Apple Store. It's a bit bigger and heavier than the last generation.

    Caption by: David Gewirtz

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    This is our first look inside. The Apple TV hockey puck looks pretty much the same as the old one, but the remote is quite different.

    Caption by: David Gewirtz

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    There's more stuff under the Apple TV and the remote. But what?

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    Ah. Here's everything inside the box. The most interesting is the USB-to-lightning cable, which is used for charging the remote --while the back of the Apple TV has a USB-C port.

    Caption by: David Gewirtz

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    Here are the last and new generation boxes side by side. Optically, the new one looks slightly larger, but that's because it's taller. Depth and width are identical.

    Caption by: David Gewirtz

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    Here you see the two generations one above the other. The new box is bigger and has a USB-C port. The old box has an optical audio port that has vanished in the Gen 4 model.

    Caption by: David Gewirtz

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    And finally, the two remote controls, side-by-side.

    Caption by: David Gewirtz

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Here's the box you'll probably get if you got to an Apple Store. It's a bit bigger and heavier than the last generation.

Caption by: David Gewirtz

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