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Apple TV Isn't Perfect - But So What?

Why are cable and phone lines necessary if consumers can wirelessly transmit from their computer to their TV? Remember when everyone had a "land line" for their phone? Now most people are wireless, guys. Change is in the air ... the forward-thinking folks at Apple sense this.

I hope Apple is talking to the major networks about lining up exclusive programming ... the networks lose viewers to cable channels and need to compete. And as more local HDTV channels are transmitted over the airwaves, more people will wise up and use an antenna for free programming.

I wish I had a crystal ball, but at least Apple isn't stuck in the past.

The iPhone Effect: What Will Happen to Apple's Other Products?

Mac loyalists will want an iPhone because they UNDERSTAND. Young iPod owners will want the iPhone for status. Laptop users will want an iPhone when they're on the go. Older people who are intimidated by computers but want to be "connected" will want one to surf the internet, get directions to places, and trade pictures with their families.

But that's just the beginning. Watch out, cable companies. Apple didn't pair up with Verizon because they're in the CABLE biz. Why should you pay $50-$100 a month for cable? With Apple TV you can wirelessly sync TV shows and movies from your computer to your TV.

I don't work for Apple but I'd be a fool if I didn't buy more AAPL stock today. June is approaching!