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Then they will fail. People want one box that does it all. Not a GoogleBox, AppleBox, and an AmazonBox. That's madness. They want one box, preferrable for les
by officemonkey 13y ago
Then they will fail.
People want one box that does it all. Not a GoogleBox, AppleBox, and an AmazonBox. That's madness.
They want one box, preferrable for less than 100 bucks, that will play Hulu, Netflix, Prime, Vudu, Youtube, GooglePlay, iTunes, Plex, etc.
Right now, the _only_ way to do this with one box is to build your own NUC HTPC for a couple hundred dollars.
Amazon offers Amazon devices because they think you will be a better customer if they control the complete experience. However I can't imagine they would stop supporting Prime Video and Kindle on Android and iPad just to pump up their own device market. That's putting the cart before the horse.
- jadavis 13y agoThey have that box already, and it's called Roku.
- officemonkey 13y agoI can't get iTunes movies on my Roku. If I could, that would be the holy grail.
- shakethemonkey 13y agoBeing as they don't support Prime Video on any Android devices (with very limited exceptions), it's very easy to imagine them "stopping" support of it.