Next to Apple, Intel’s TV launch has been the most talked about digital media event that has yet to happen, with considerable similarities. Both know that the device itself must stand out from the competition and that content will be crucial for success. Of course while Apple already has its TV service providing content via a set top box, Intel has so far focused on the silicon side of TV. But in its desperation to atone for declining PC sales, compounded by being too late to develop a viable strategy for mobile and losing out big time to ARM in the process, Intel has decided it must gamble on a TV service itself. It certainly looks like being a play…