The online retailer announced that Best Buy will be the exclusive brick-and-mortar retailer for its new line of smart Fire TVs. It's the latest step in Amazon's push into physical locations and could eventually lead to more exclusive deals with Best Buy, says Michael Simon, Staff Writer for PC World.
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