Apple TV Set was Jobs' Last Tech Frontier  When the authorized
biography of Steve Jobs goes on sale tomorrow, it will throw
more fuel on the rumor that Apple has a TV set in its product
pipeline.  A smart TV was a personal obsession of Apple's co-
founder, according to those who have seen pre-release copies of
the biography by Walter Isaacson.  While Apple currently has a
set-top box called Apple TV, which has been met with tepid
market acceptance, what Jobs had in mind before his death was a
much grander product. “He very much wanted to do for television
sets what he had done for computers, music players, and phones:
make them simple and elegant," Isaacson writes, according to the
Washington Post.   The Apple TV set has been rumor fodder for
years. And although Apple has filed for a number of patents in
the TV domain, it has consistently referred to its interest in
smart TVs as purely a "hobby." The new Jobs biography, though,
suggests that a smart TV was more than that for the company.
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