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- Amazon shows all-new Eero Wi-Fi systemThe new Wi-Fi system has a dual-band radio and offers whole-home mesh Wi-Fi coverage. It will cost $99.0 min
- Amazon's new smart oven is Alexa-enabledThe new Alexa kitchen appliance gives users step-by-step instructions and the ability to preprogram cooking instructions. It's available today for $250.0 min
- Amazon reveals Echo Frames smart glassesThe new smart glasses have a built-in camera, direct sound to your ears, work with your phone and are controlled by your voice. They will cost $180.0 min
- Amazon debuts Echo Buds with Bose noise cancellation, AlexaAmazon debuts Echo Buds that work with Alexa, have noise cancellation tech and cost $130.0 min
- Amazon's new Echo Loop ring is Alexa enabledAmazon's new wearable ring is Alexa enabled and includes haptic feedback. It will cost $130.0 min
- Amazon Ring adds Stick Up and indoor camerasAmazon debuts the easy-to-install Stick Up Cam with motion detection and night vision costing $100, as well as the Indoor Cam for $60.0 min
- Amazon announces new Echo Show with 8-inch displayThe new smart home assistant has a brand-new HD display, and Food Network content. It will cost $129.0 min
- Alexa gets more emotive, adds celebrity voices and speaks more languagesAmazon's home speaker adds celebrity voices, more languages and gets more expressive.0 min
- Amazon introduces high-end smarter speaker, Echo StudioThe new smart speaker will have Dolby Atmos and immersive surround sound. The Echo Studio will cost $199 and is available for preorder now.0 min
- Echo Glow: Amazon's Alexa compatable lightEcho Glow is an Alexa-compatable light that changes colors and costs $30.0 min
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