According to AFTVnews.com Amazon is about to launch a new Fire TV.
This is what Elias from AFTVnews has to say:
This information is based on a benchmark I’ve discovered and other information I’ve acquired. The new model will support 4K UHD playback at 60 fps and high dynamic range (HDR) video, which is superior to all existing Fire TV models, although I expect the new model to be sold alongside both existing Fire TV models. This will be Amazon’s first HDR capable streaming device and is meant to be an entry-level model for 4K HDR streaming, to compete with the Chromecast Ultra. The new device will run a version of Fire OS that is based on Google’s latest Android 7 Nougat operating system, which is a significant upgrade from their current Fire TV lineup that runs Fire OS 5 based on Android 5.1 Lollipop.
Now AFTVnews.com does say they do not expect the new Fire TV to hit anytime soon and may not come out till this fall. They also predict that this will be a new version and will not replace any current Fire TV models.
For more information and a detailed look at what we know visit AFTVnews.com.
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