Amazon unveiled the Echo Show 16, featuring a 16-inch display and an anodized aluminum frame that is 40 percent thinner than the previous model. It includes a 13-megapixel wide-angle camera, 20 percent more computing power, and the Omnisense fusion platform. The device is available for preorder at $499.99, with a Nanomatte display option for $569.99.
The new Alexa Photo Frame includes a 10-inch touchscreen and syncs with Amazon Photos to display images based on sentiment or specific subjects. It is priced at $199.99 for the black version and $229 for birch or walnut finishes. Additionally, the updated Echo Dot now features a built-in smart home hub, the AZ3 chip, an Eero Wi-Fi extender, and is priced at $99.99.
The Echo Studio now includes a built-in camera for room livestreams and visual queries, priced at $249.99 with an optional $39.99 stand. Amazon also introduced the Echo Time alarm clock with a 3.2-inch touchscreen and sleep-tracking features for $199.99, while the Kids version starts at $209.99.
Amazon announced the Alexa Home Map feature, which creates an interactive 3D map of a user's home to control connected devices like lights, locks, and cameras. The feature will launch in preview later this year for iOS and will be compatible with larger Echo Show devices, Ember Artline Fire TV, and new Alexa Tablets.
