More than two years after Apple released the Apple TV 4K, our wait for a new model may finally be coming to an end. 9to5Mac reports that the tvOS 13.4 beta code will add to existing 4K and non-4K Apple TV boxes with new model numbers are used.

The new codename T1125 sits alongside J105a [Apple TV 4K] and J42d [Apple TV HD, formerly known as "Apple TV (4th generation)"]. This continues support for 4K and HDR, with no sign of 8K rendering. [According to the tvOS beta code, the device uses the same chip architecture found in Apple's A12 and A13 Bionic chips, used in the iPhone XS and iPhone 11, respectively. Apple TV 4K was introduced in 2016 with the iPhone 7 It is based on the A10 Fusion chip that debuted.

Even the fourth-generation Apple TV is fast enough for navigation and loading, so this faster chipset will be paramount to making the streaming box compatible with the next generation of Apple Arcade games.

We have seen rumors of a new Apple TV matching this one since last September, when the Twitter account @never_released teased a model codenamed AppleTV11,1 with an Apple A12 chip.