he Fire TV boX has gotten even better for me. On of the things I really wanted was the ability to stream my music. Amazon has added a feature where you can stream you music the sits on the amazon cloud drive. Since I have most of my music uploaded onto the amazon cloud, this is a HUGE benefit for me since now I can stream my music directly without having my computer tethered or via PLEX, DLNA etc. since I love classical music, I now also have access to a huge classical music library through prime. This makss the device even more useful to me than before.  Amazon Fire TV Buy Now Amazon Fire TV is a tiny box you connect to your HDTV. It’s the easiest way to enjoy Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus, YouTube.com, games, music, and more <<See more detail>>  <<<other deals>>> The Fire TV stick includes      a dual-core processor with 6x the process power     an obsessive GPU-VideoCore4     storage-8 GB     Weight- 0.9 oz. (25.1g)     Bluetooth 3.0 and dual-band     MIMO Wi-Fi for higher property     memory-  1GB  Setup was a no brainer. It required an update immediately so it did take about 15 minutes to have it in action but the process was very simple. The image quality (movies and games) is excellent. I’ve tried several movies from Amazon Prime and they look and sound nearly Blu Ray quality as far as I can tell. Navigation is very straightforward and it’s generally easy to find anything you’re looking for. Installation of games and apps goes very smoothly and generally pretty quickly. The remote works very well. I haven’t played with the voice search feature much yet, but when I have tried it, it worked well. The buttons on the remote are well thought out and I prefer it to the Apple TV remote. I only have one gripe. As far as I can tell, there’s no way to limit the list of movies and tv shows to what is available for Amazon Prime members. This makes it very inconvenient to find things that are free to watch. There are some categories that are limited to Prime (Most Popular on Prime, For Kids on Prime) I want to be able to just see what’s available for Prime or at least be able to see by category what’s available for Prime. I’m sure this isn’t an oversight. I suspect Amazon wants to force us to look at everything and be tempted to buy/rent things but if they really want to compete with Netflix, they’ll understand that we pay for our Prime membership to be able to watch free movies conveniently. A workaround is to do your searching on the web and then search specifically on the device. Perhaps I just haven’t found the way to search for Prime available content. I hope that’s the case or I will really be disappointed. Update 7/21/2014: The latest software upgrade as significantly improved the device for Amazon Prime members – addressing most of my original complaints. Now that there is an entire section dedicated to Prime content, it is much easier to find things without having to wade through pay to view content. I wouldn’t mind seeing more ‘categories’ to search through, but don’t want to diminish the improvement. It’s still not possible to search and return only Prime content. I think it should be possible to tell the device (when you search) that you only want returns from what is available for free to Prime members. The new ‘Music’ option looks intriguing but seems to have no purpose at this point. Not sure why it was added, but I hope it grows into a useful feature given the new Prime Music package. I would also like to see some sort of DLNA feature added. As one who rips all content that I buy (blu rays, dvds, cds) to a computer on my Network, I would very much like to be able to stream this material to the FireTV. Adding support for a connected USB device is not a solution for me. I have no intention of keeping two copies of all this material.  Disclaimer: CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC. THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR REMOVAL AT ANY TIME.