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Amazon Unveils Its First Digital Photo Frame With Alexa Voice Assistant
Amazon has launched its first digital photo frame with the built-in Alexa voice assistant. The Alexa Photo Frame has a high-quality, 10-inch touchscreen. The screen’s semi-matte, anti-glare surface gives photos the appearance of printed pictures. The device is available with a soft white border or a real wood frame. A light sensor also automatically adjusts the screen brightness to match the room’s lighting.
The Alexa Photo Frame retrieves photos from Amazon Photos. Prime members can store an unlimited number of photos there. Alexa+ selects seasonally appropriate, well-lit photos featuring smiling people. The system recognizes screenshots and receipts and does not display them. Users can select specific people, and new photos of those individuals will automatically be added to the frame. Friends and family members can also add pictures directly to the device. Without touching a phone, users can ask Alexa to display photos related to a specific person, place or event. For example, they can use their voice to open photos from their latest trip to Italy or the newest pictures of their children. Users can browse the photo collection by touching the screen or ask the artificial intelligence to create a separate slideshow.
Alexa+ can display photos on the same theme side by side. For example, it can group together photos of the same child in a swimming pool at different ages. Users can add a voice note about a moment to a photo and later listen to it by tapping the picture. An unwanted picture can be hidden with a long press. The microphone is used to issue voice commands for photo searches and to control the frame. There is a slight discrepancy in the pricing information. The black version is listed at $199-$200 (approximately 340 manats). Models with real walnut and birch frames sell for $229-$230 (approximately 390 manats). According to some reports, the device is already on sale, while it has also been announced that deliveries will begin on December 16. Each device comes with 90 days of Alexa+ for free. After that period ends, a Prime subscription will be required to use those features.
The Alexa Photo Frame retrieves photos from Amazon Photos. Prime members can store an unlimited number of photos there. Alexa+ selects seasonally appropriate, well-lit photos featuring smiling people. The system recognizes screenshots and receipts and does not display them. Users can select specific people, and new photos of those individuals will automatically be added to the frame. Friends and family members can also add pictures directly to the device. Without touching a phone, users can ask Alexa to display photos related to a specific person, place or event. For example, they can use their voice to open photos from their latest trip to Italy or the newest pictures of their children. Users can browse the photo collection by touching the screen or ask the artificial intelligence to create a separate slideshow. Alexa+ can display photos on the same theme side by side. For example, it can group together photos of the same child in a swimming pool at different ages. Users can add a voice note about a moment to a photo and later listen to it by tapping the picture. An unwanted picture can be hidden with a long press. The microphone is used to issue voice commands for photo searches and to control the frame. There is a slight discrepancy in the pricing information. The black version is listed at $199-$200 (approximately 340 manats). Models with real walnut and birch frames sell for $229-$230 (approximately 390 manats). According to some reports, the device is already on sale, while it has also been announced that deliveries will begin on December 16. Each device comes with 90 days of Alexa+ for free. After that period ends, a Prime subscription will be required to use those features.