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Is anyone using Amazon Prime streaming over a wireless network?

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How do you get it to your tv? Many tv's, blu-ray players, PS3, etc, have an interface for Netflix.

But how do you get Amazon Prime over a wireless network?

All comments welcome.

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RE: Is anyone using Amazon Prime streaming over a wireless network? - jonzr 11:04:13 09/04/11 (0)
I also have a Roku, the XS version. It's a tiny little box, I love it. It's connected via HDMI to my LED TV and via wireless to my network, great little box.
The Amazon Prime service works well, seems as responsive as my regular cable, Verizon FIOS.

Edits: 09/04/11
Roku? - kh6idf 18:14:57 09/02/11 (0)
I have a Roku 2 XD and it will stream Amazon instant video. See the link below:
- Roku web site (Open in New Window)
RE: Is anyone using Amazon Prime streaming over a wireless network? - erik 12:52:13 09/02/11 (0)
You should have an Amazon streaming compatible TV or other device. Both my TV and Blu Ray have that feature, I don't use it, though.

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