Amazon has made some major improvement to its Fire TV box, as well as the TV remote control that comes with it. With more storage space, less latency, better streaming, and Alexa, the new Amazon 4K Fire will turn your living room into a voice-controlled entertainment powerhouse.
Alexa
Amazon offered voice control with the original Fire TV, but Alexa wasn’t a part of the remote. Now, you can do interesting tasks like uploading music, but you can also expect much more in the future. Soon, Alexa will be able to reorder items from Amazon.com for you and perform things like simple searches for specific movies so that you literally don’t have to lift a finger to get the entertainment you want.
Better Technology
Naturally, a new system means better technology. That’s better technology to the tune of a 64-bit quad core processor that outputs 4K ultra HD video. You may have to upgrade your television and individual viewing items to 4K ultra HD, but that will be the standard in the future, and you’ll be one step ahead. You can also store more on your Fire TV with 8 gigabytes of internal storage and an option to add up to 120 more with an SD card.
You can expect faster playback, with a better viewing quality. Since the remote control has 20{8c8ae2a71b30a2d8c6f534038a85ab39be2a915945a2526b1de25039d71b9e11} less latency, you can also expect a more responsive controller. In short, everything is faster and clearer, and you can have more of it. Even Apple doesn’t offer some of the features found with the Fire, and you can upgrade your Fire Stick to get some of these new features as well.