Amazon's slimmer Fire TV Stick HD runs off your TV's USB, no power adapter needed

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Amazon unveils a 30%‑slimmer Fire TV Stick HD that can be powered directly from a TV’s USB port (no power adapter required), with a USB‑C cable included and shipping starting April 29 for $35. It adds Wi‑Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and faster performance, plus an upcoming Adaptive Display accessibility feature; if your TV lacks USB power you can still use a wall charger. The HD model is the entry point alongside higher‑end 4K options and launches in multiple regions.
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