You no longer need a PlayStation to watch PlayStation Vue on your television. Today Sony announced that its streaming TV service is now available on both the Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV stick, with support coming “soon” for Google’s Chromecast. Previously if you wanted to watch the service on your big screen you needed either a PS3 or PS4; you can also watch it on the go using an iPhone or iPad. The service, which launched in March, is currently available in several US markets, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, San Francisco, and Miami, and offers channel packages that include cable networks like Comedy Central and AMC. The basic package includes more than 50 channels for a $49.99 monthly fee. Most recently, Sony announced a new deal that would add ESPN, the Disney Channel, ABC, and ABC Family to the service.
Sony’s PlayStation Vue streaming service expands to Amazon Fire TV
And it’s coming soon to Chromecast
And it’s coming soon to Chromecast
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