Amazon’s new Alexa Photo Frame offers a dedicated, ad-free way to display family photos with voice notes, directly competing with established digital frame brands.
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Amazon's screen-equipped smart speakers have long been able to display your family's photos, but its new Alexa Photo Frame is purpose-built for that task. It's designed to compete with other digital picture frames from companies like Aura, and Amazon's incorporates a smart speaker with access to Alexa Plus' capabilities through voice commands. However, unlike the Echo Show and Amazon's other smart home hubs, the Alexa Photo Frame only ever displays your photos, and you'll never be served an ad. The Alexa Photo Frame is available starting today; it's $199.99 for a black frame or $229 if you want to upgrade to a frame made from birch or walnu … Read the full story at The Verge.
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