First came the 4K TVs, now come the 4K streaming boxes.Roku and Amazon both launched 4K media streamers last year, letting users watch higher-resolution video without having to rely on the often-clunky interface of a smart TV. But aside from their ability to play Ultra HD content, the Roku 4 and second-gen Amazon Fire TV have little in common. Their prices are different ($100 for the new Fire TV, $130 for the Roku 4), they come in different shapes and sizes, they have varying levels of 4K app support, and their interfaces couldn't be philosophically further apart.Fortunately, those differences should help make the buying decision a bit easier. Read on for our guide to choosing the right 4K media streamer.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
