Steve Jobs' vision for a simplified Apple TV set might be resurfacing as the company explores new paths forward for hardware.

In Bloomberg's Power On newsletter written by Mark Gurman, he revealed the company is "evaluating" an Apple-branded TV set.

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Apple has never made a TV set. But the idea just won't die, Peter Kafka writes.

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