- Amazon.com Inc AMZN Event for Devices and Services introduced several new products for consumers Wednesday.
- It brought the first 10.2-inch Kindle with an adjustable 300 ppi frontlit display that the user could write on, priced at $339.99 including the stylus.
- It adapts to the environment for an optimal experience and lasts for weeks without a charge.
- The Kindle Scribe will be available worldwide in time for the holidays. It comes with a free four-month subscription to Kindle Unlimited.
- Two new Kindle products are Kindle and Kindle Kids.
- The Halo Rise device is a first-of-its-kind sleep tracker, wake-up light, and smart alarm clock. Using non-contact sensor technology, it determines sleep stages and measures a bedroom’s environment to deliver highly accurate insights and personalized sleep analytics.
- It will be available for $139.99 and includes a six-month Halo membership.
- A free update will likely benefit all current and future Echo Studio customers. Its Echo Dot with new, specially developed spatial audio processing technology builds on Amazon’s 3D audio.
- It improved frequency range extension technology and has a new color option: Glacier White, which will ship next month.
- The next-gen Echo Dot also features an accelerometer and temperature sensor.
- It also adds eero built-in to Echo Dot, allowing Echo devices to serve as Wi-Fi extenders for the first time. Any compatible Echo device adds up to 1,000 square feet of coverage to an existing eero network.
- Amazon.com has also updated the Echo Dot with Clock to include a display with more information.
- Echo Dot will be available for $49.99 and Echo Dot with Clock for $59.99. Echo Dot Kids will be available next month for $59.99.
- The “Hey, Disney!” The custom voice assistant, powered by Alexa technology, will be available to US customers with a Kids+ subscription or in the Alexa Skills Store.
- Disney’s wearable device, MagicBand+, will be compatible with “Hey, Disney!” and work with Echo devices in…
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