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All the newest Alexa gear from CES 2019

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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CES 2019 introduced several exciting new Alexa-enabled devices that showcased the versatility and expanding ecosystem of Amazon’s virtual assistant. Among the array of products, a few stood out for their innovation and potential impact on the smart home industry.

Firstly, the latest Echo Dot with Clock was a simple yet impactful addition to the Echo family. The updated Echo Dot featured an LED display that showed the time, temperature, or timers. This small enhancement provided a more functional device that users appreciated for its convenience during nighttime or while cooking.

Another noteworthy product was the Ring Door View Cam, which integrated Alexa into traditional peephole functionality. This allowed users to see who was at their door through their smartphone or Echo Show devices. The camera also came with impact sensors that alert you when someone knocks on your door even if they don’t press the doorbell.

Kitchen appliances also saw an infusion of Alexa-integration with devices like the GE Kitchen Hub Microwave, which offered hands-free operation and scan-to-cook technology. By simply scanning a barcode with the microwave’s camera, users could automatically cook food according to its packaged instructions.

For auto enthusiasts, Alexa made its way into vehicles through integration with various infotainment systems. An example at CES 2019 was the announcement of Alexa being included in certain Audi, BMW, and Ford vehicles which allowed drivers to interact with their smart homes or access Alexa’s features on the go.

Furthermore, health and wellness were not left behind as Alexa capabilities were announced for devices such as wearables and fitness equipment. The Omron HeartGuide had built-in Alexa integration to help users better understand their heart health by providing blood pressure readings alongside contextual health advice.

Lastly, home theaters received an upgrade with soundbars such as the Polk Command Bar showcasing integrated Alexa controls. Users could not only control their TV and sound settings with voice commands but also access all other Alexa skills and services seamlessly from their couch.

In conclusion, CES 2019 demonstrated Amazon’s intent to push Alexa into all facets of tech life, further cementing its place as a versatile and indispensable component in modern smart ecosystems. With each new device and integration, Alexa becomes more entrenched in consumers’ daily routines, promising convenience and connectivity previously unimagined in home automation.

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