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Amazon plans to stop selling rival video-streaming devices from Google and Apple, according to a Thursday report from Bloomberg.

“It’s important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with (Amazon) Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion,” Amazon said, according to an e-mail to marketplace sellers obtained by Bloomberg.

Amazon will stop selling the rival products on Oct. 29, though it will continue to sell similar hardware from Roku, as well as Microsoft’s Xbox and Sony’s Playstation, according to the report.

Google and Apple could not immediately be reached for comment.

Above: A screenshot Thursday from Amazon.com shows Google’s Chromecast being sold beside Amazon Fire, but Amazon plans to stop selling the rival Chromecast and Apple TV video-streaming devices from its website, according to a report from Bloomberg.

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