14 DAY TRIAL // If you've ever wondered why Apple did not release a white Apple TV next to the black one they unveiled during the September 9 keynote, you should know that you're not the only one.
Martin Hajek, a Netherlands-based designer, asked himself the same question and created his own renderings of a white Apple TV 4 while expecting for Apple to give in and release their own white Apple TV device for customers with lighter-colored living room furniture.
To create the images, Hajek used his Apple TV 4th generation 3D model, and by changing the colors, he got the snapshots you can see in the attached gallery.
Besides tweaking the Apple TV's box color, the designer also played around with the Siri Remote coloring with the same Rose Gold Apple uses in its iPhone smartphones, as well as with White, Space Gray and Silver to match the entire iPhone line.
Apple's Siri Remote also got the white treatment
As you can see from the renderings he created, the Apple TV would look amazing even in a white finish, and the Siri Remote couldn't look better even if dyed by Apple team of designers.
At the moment, Apple has only published black version of its new Apple TV device, but Martin Hajek renderings might shade a bit of light on what their white model would look like if they ever release one.
As Apple stated in a September 9 press release, the new Apple TV will be available for sale via its retail store and from authorized resellers at the end of October 2015.
On its release, the Apple TV 4th generation will be accessible in 32 GB and 64 GB models, for a price of $149 and $199, respectively.
So why did this NOT happen last week? :-) http://t.co/izBRBFje6x #appletv #white pic.twitter.com/mghD1lXXTh
— Martin Hajek (@deplaatjesmaker) September 13, 2015
