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The box itself comes with multiple IR transmitters to also remote control the devices over the air – which is a nice plus! We were given a chance to check out the app, and found that it works extremely well considering the unique interface that comes with the Kindle Fire.įor those unfamiliar with what Slingbox does, it’s a service with which you stream live TV or media devices (such as DVD/Blu-Ray players, stream boxes like the Roku, and even Xbox 360s) over the internet to any mobile device, laptop and now, Kindle Fire, with this app. After rumors of strong Kindle Fire sales during Q4 2011, it only makes sense that Sling Media would release their SlingPlayer app, already available on most Android devices and iOS, for the popular device.
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