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Apple TV delayed?

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As you know, Apple has promised that the Apple TV will begin in late September. However, it is possible that the TV set to hit the market later than planned. According to MacNN, Apple Insider, Mac Rumors and a number of other sources, some buyers have received notice from Apple that ordered their goods can be delivered only by mid-October. In some cases, Apple even returns the shipping cost.
It is worth mentioning that earlier this week, many buyers Apple TV reported that their credit and debit cards are charged money for purchasing, and this means that Apple is starting to supply Apple TV. Overall, the situation remains unclear, since MacWorld argues that not everyone who bought this TV set-top box received the notice. In addition, sample, MacWorld, still has the status “shipping in September.
Thus, no one can give a precise answer to the question is whether Apple TV, and if so by how much. Let’s hope that the situation has been clarified by early next week.

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