Apple TV is just $69 - price cut from $99



Apple TV is now only $69 instead of $99 as announced by  Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, during the company’s “Spring Forward” media event on Monday. He is also announced that HBO Now coming exclusively to the Apple TV in April.

        “We would like to make it accessible to more people,” Tim Cook mentioned on the event.

 It looks like Apple is making a bigger commitment to Apple TV. HBO Now, which got stage time during the media event, will cost $14.99 a month and include HBO’s entire catalog of TV and movie content — no cable subscription required.

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