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Apple TV 4K Unveils A19 Chip and Updated

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Apple’s latest Apple TV 4K arrives with a standard A19 chip, replacing the A15 found in the 2022 model, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

The new device also features a refreshed Siri Remote that includes a speaker, aiming to make it easier to locate between couch cushions. Apple has tested built‑in microphones on the TV, allowing users to query Siri without a remote or a paired HomePod, though the feature’s availability remains unconfirmed.

The updated Apple TV 4K will hit stores on October thirty, alongside the new HomePod mini, and is expected to debut at Apple’s Tuesday "Welcome Home" event. These upgrades signal Apple’s continued push to integrate advanced silicon and voice‑control capabilities into its streaming hardware.

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Timeline

  1. 2021 — Apple introduces second‑generation Apple TV 4K with A15 chip
  2. 2022 — Apple releases updated Apple TV 4K featuring A15 chip
  3. On October 11 2026 MacRumors reports A19 chip and Siri Remote updates for Apple.
  4. On October 13 2026 Leaks reveal Apple TV 4K to use A19 chip and.
  5. On October 30 2026 Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini launch in retail stores.

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