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Amazon is upgrading its devices with artificial intelligence (AI), including a new version of its Kindle e-reader. T
We learn that the updates were announced during a presentation in New York, where Amazon showcased a new generation of Kindle, Ring, and Echo devices powered by Alexa+, an enhanced AI personal assistant.
Why Make These Changes?
The new products include four Echo devices that provide personalized insights, like reminders about home security. Fire TVs have also been updated to enable more personalized searches, such as finding specific movie scenes and sports game commentary.
Analysts suggest these upgrades were necessary to modernize Amazon’s offerings, with Alexa+ connecting all devices and improving user engagement.
Kindle Scribe Update
The Kindle Scribe, a key update for the Kindle, is lighter and faster, featuring an AI notebook and search functions. Users can ask for book summaries or character information.
The latest Kindle Scribe boasts larger screens that weigh less than previous versions and are thinner than an iPhone Air.
It will allow access to documents from Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, with prices starting at $499.99 in the U. S. later this year.
Upgrades Coming to Amazon Ring doorbells and Others
Amazon's Ring doorbells and cameras are also getting upgrades, including enhanced technology and better resolution for clearer images.
The new AI facial recognition feature, "Familiar Faces," helps identify registered friends and family.
The upgraded doorbells, now linked to Alexa+, can assist with package deliveries and help locate lost pets through a "Search Party" feature, which will launch soon.
What to Make of It
Additionally, Amazon aims to connect its home devices for seamless interaction, showing a vision where AI operates in the background of daily life.
This includes features where Alexa provides updates using information from surveillance cameras. The objective is to create a more integrated experience for users across all of Amazon's products.
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