Honestly, if they're going to sell other trainers on their website besides their own (and that's what the settlement leads to), if they want to make things as turn-key as possible, they should also sell the newest apple TV - even if they drop ship it from apple. Yeah, the resolution isn't as good, but if they can say, all you need is a bike that you already own, a TV and a Hub and an Apple TV (both of which you can buy right here), that'd be the fastest/easiest way to onboard new people.

I've been playing around with indieVelo, and I like its mechanics a lot better than Zwift - if they could port over the worlds from Zwift, I might never use anything else (though I would miss the various race series I do on Zwift). What has kept a lot of the guys on my team from trying it out is that they only ride using Apple TV and indieVelo isn't on Apple TV - yet, developers need to submit changes/updates at least 2 weeks in advance to the appstore and the 1 developer is still pushing out new updates at least once a week currently and doesn't want to get locked into the appstore release schedule until he feels the app is more solid and will only need monthly updates like Zwift does.