Amazon reportedly launching own Fire TVs next month — and that could be big

Amazon reportedly launching own Fire TVs next month — and that could constitute bigger

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October could see the debut of Amazon-proprietary TVs, which could be another substitute Amazon's move to push deeper into the world of TVs, from devising shows to designing computer hardware.

That's going by a report by Insider, citing insider information, which said that come October we could be seeing TVs with Fire TV software built into them being sold exclusively through Amazon.

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However, Amazon River wouldn't actually make these reported TV, which are tipped to reach between 55 inches and 75 inches in screen size. Preferably, the retail heavyweight will reportedlywork with other TV makers like TCL. We've seen Amazon behave this before with AmazonBasics TVs, though these undergo only been sold in India.

With the reported move out, Amazon is canted to bring its own in-house design TVs to the U.S. for the first prison term. What's non clear-thinking is whether Amazon will aim to provide let down-stop TVs or produce high-end devices for U.S. consumers. Currently, Amazon's TV efforts in the States so far have been centered around a partnership with Best Bribe to form low-be Toshiba and Insignia Video with Fire TV software, though these have not sported Amazon branding.

Given Amazon Fire Stick and other Fire TV devices aren't exactly expensive, you might ask if there's any need for a wax Amazon Idiot box, especially as most smart TVs give birth support for services like Amazon Prime Picture. But having a TV that contains Alexa and Fire TV software in one package may be very appealing to U.S. consumers; not everyone wants to expend big one for one of our picks for the best OLED TVs.

And Amazon's vast tech and business organisatio clout could see it strike down savvy manufacturing deals to produce TVs that are astonishingly good for well-founded prices. For example, Amazon could volunteer a miniskirt-LED set to go upwardly against the likes of Samsung, TCL and Hisense for nether $900 or under $800.

Given Amazon's computer hardware and TV ambitions are often kept firmly covert, we'll have to wait and meet if this information bears yield. But come the fall, we could have a surprising new range of TVs to peruse.

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