
Top Web streaming devices —
A growing number of products can stream Web content onto users' televisions. Here is our look at some of the market's top devices.

Amazon Fire TV —
The latest entry in an increasingly crowded Web-streaming market, Amazon's Fire TV lets the user search content with their voice.

Apple TV —
The Apple TV box can stream content from iTunes, which is a bonus if you're a heavy Apple user.

Google Chromecast —
At $35, Google's Chromecast is the least expensive streaming device and maybe the easiest to use.

Top Web streaming devices —
As a gaming console, the PS4 obviously has other uses. But it streams video from some key apps -- and offers a Blu-ray player.

Roku 3 —
With more than 1,000 channels, the Roku 3 may offer the widest selection of any streaming device.

Roku Streaming Stick —
At $50, the Streaming Stick offers the same wealth of content as the Roku 3, although it's a bit slower from time to time.

Samsung Smart Media Player —
This $150 media player replaces the user's cable box and offers content from more than 100 apps (but not Hulu).

Xbox One —
Microsoft's Xbox One console can play live television as well as streamed video from Netflix and other top apps.


