Amazon today is returning to the physical stage for its annual fall hardware event. As the company tends to do every September, we’ll be seeing a batch of new devices across the likes of the Echo lineup, Fire TV catalog, and its arsenal of Ring security devices. Maybe even the reveal of a super-powered Alexa…
Amazon today is returning to the physical stage for its annual fall hardware event. As the company tends to do every September, we’ll be seeing a batch of new devices across the likes of the Echo lineup, Fire TV catalog, and its arsenal of Ring security devices. Maybe even the reveal of a super-powered Alexa running on more advanced AI. What to expect from Amazon’s September hardware event
Back for 2023, Amazon’s September hardware event is going live this morning with a first look at tons of new hardware. Past years have delivered some absolutely packed showcases, and we’re expecting to see much of the same from today’s. Taking to a physical stage for the first time in years, Amazon is christening its new HQ2 campus in Arlington, Virginia with today’s announcements.
We’re expecting to see a lot of new releases from Amazon today as we head into fall. Compared to last year’s more incremental updates on Echo speakers, there should be some more exciting reveals in the smart home space. Expect much of the same from Ring, which should see some new security gear hit the scene alongside updates to the Fire TV space. And it wouldn’t be an Amazon hardware event without something a bit out of the box.
Even though this is a hardware event, Amazon is also be giving some love to Alexa. With the rise of generative AI taking the world by storm, Alexa has had an uphill battle keeping up with the likes of Bing, Bard, and ChatGPT. So we’re expecting to see the company apply a hearty helping of artificial intelligence to its voice assistant.
Amazon’s September hardware event will be kicking off at 11 A.M EST, and we’ll be following along with all of the announcements.
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Amazon has started off its event the way all tech companies do – playing a hype montage showing off its products. The spotlight rests firming on Ring cameras and the way that people use the company’s various Echo devices.
SVP Dave Limp has now taken the stage. After overseeing the products and services division of Amazon for over ten years, he announces that this is his final time taking the stage for a fall Amazon hardware event.
