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+As part of his talk at at the D: All Things Digital conference yesterday, Apple's Steve Jobs revealed that the company will partner with YouTube to bring the sites videos to Apple TV. 
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+Starting next month, Apple TV will [add a "YouTube" option][2] in the device's main menu allowing users to browse and watch the thousands of hours of videos on the site.
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+Although hackers had already figured out [a way to browse YouTube via the Apple TV][1], the official version should be welcome news to those who haven't the skills or nerve to go tinkering with the core components of their Apple TVs.
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+Also as part of the announcement, Jobs unveiled a new Apple TV model sporting a 160 gigabyte hard drive, which will retail for $400. The existing 80 gig model sells for $300.
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+Sadly the Apple TV still lacks a DVD player, which is one of the central critiques in a recent and somewhat [scathing review from Fortune][3]. 
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+While the Fortune piece has some valid points, it seems to miss the larger picture. Even the iPod wasn't a best seller out of the gate. It was woefully small, quite expensive and didn't really catch on until Apple addressed the initial problems. 
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+[1]: http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/05/watch_youtube_o.html "Watch YouTube On AppleTV"
+[2]: http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2007/05/30appletv.html "YouTube Coming to Apple TV"
+[3]: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2007/06/11/100060835/?postversion=2007053007 "The trouble with Apple TV"
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