The last upgrade launched by Amazon Fire TV was way back in 2015. It was quite a long ago, considering the era we are living in. The upgrades and new features are being launched pretty rapidly everywhere else, and Amazon hasn’t been able to put an upgrade since 2015. But now Amazon has also just launched new upgrades for its Fire TV box.
The Upgrades:
In the Seattle today, Amazon has just announced about its all-new Fire TV. Following are some of the upgrades and features we have come to know so far:
- It supports 4K and HDR, handling resolution of up to 2160p at 60fps.
- Dolby Atmos Support
- 11ac Wi-Fi
- 5 GHz quad-core CPU
- It’ll come with an Alexa-powered remote for voice control, but can also be controlled by Echos around your room
Pricing:
The shipping and selling will begin later this year for $70. You would also be able to buy it in a bundle with an Echo Dot for just $80. It is $20 less as compared to the previous generation Fire TV. It is more than $100 less as compared to the Apple 4K TV. And similarly, it is $100 cheaper than the Google’s Chromecast, which even don’t have a dedicated remote.
The devices aren’t yet ready for shipping until 25th October 2017. But if you really want it, then you can also avail the facility of the pre-orders right now at Amazon’s Website.
