Apple unveils new Apple TV 4K, available November 13

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Apple announced its first new Apple TV 4K model in four years, set for release on November 13. The updated device features a more powerful A19 chip and improved wireless connectivity compared to its predecessor. A key focus is the integration of Siri AI, which will operate in beta on second-generation and newer models. The new model also includes a Find My tracking feature and is priced at $299.

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