At the end of 2022, Apple will release a new version of Apple TV with increased RAM and faster processor. MacRumors reports this by citing TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman.

According to media reports, the new Apple TV set-top box will receive the A14 Bionic processor launched with the iPhone 12. The new chip is expected to make Apple TV faster and more productive than the previous set-top box. Box running on A12 Bionic. At the same time, Apple TV 2022 is expected to expand the amount of RAM available from 3GB to 4GB.

The remote control will be mainly responsible for the functional differences in the new set-top box. According to insiders, Siri Remote will get the U1 chip already used in iPhone and AirPods for quick detection using the Find My app.

Using legacy components will allow Apple to make the cheapest version of the TV set-top box ever, according to analysts. By comparison, the current iteration of the Apple TV 4K sells for $179 in the US, while the previous Apple TV HD retails for $149.

Given that Apple has canceled its second fall rollout, which is expected to take place in October, journalists expect the Apple TV 2022 to be announced in the form of a press release.