The first Apple TV Video
The first Apple TV Video Transcript
>> Silicone Valley is full of stories. Some pretty; some not. This is one of those stories. Bruce Damer, curator of the DigiBarn, reveals the ancestor of the Apple TV.
>> This black Mac is the Macintosh TV for -- made for college dorm rooms. It was sold with a Matt Groening's School is Hell poster. And it was -- you could play music and remote control over to cable, and then it was a Mac as well.
>> Look for more Tales of Silicone Valley at cnettv.com. ^M00:00:42[ Music ]
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