Ahead of its London iTunes Festival in September, Apple is promoting its Apple TV with a bundle deal offering a $25 iTunes gift card with each Apple TV purchase. The gift card can be used to purchase apps, music, and movies available in the iTunes Store, and the promotion is valid through September 30. Earlier this year, Apple offered a similar $25 gift card promotion that sparked speculation about a possible imminent launch of an updated Apple TV.
Apple is using the upcoming London iTunes festival as a convenient excuse to revive its Apple TV iTunes gift card bundle. Beginning today and running through September 30th, all Apple TVs will be accompanied by a $25 iTunes gift card. The iTunes credit can be used to buy apps, music, movies and anything else Apple sells in its digital marketplaces. It cannot be used to purchase physical items or service from the Apple Stores. Perhaps a better deal for those of you who don’t buy media from iTunes, Apple continually offers a refurbished Apple TV for $75 with free shipping and a 1-year warranty. Back in February when this promo first came around we thought it may be a precursor to new Apple TV hardware, but we’ve since learned that it’s not likely to launch until 2015. Apple TV users can expect a visual makeover this fall with redesigned icons and thinner font.
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