Amazon’s ridiculously large Echo Show 15 arrives December 9

Amazon’s ridiculously large Echo Show 15 arrives December 9

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https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/17/amazons-ridiculously-large-echo-show-15-arrives-december-9/

When it was announced back in late-September, Amazon mentioned an end of year release date for the Echo Show 15. Looks like the company will be hitting that window. Heck, you could even say it hit a holiday release, depending on which holidays you happen to celebrate. The massive wall-mounted smart screen is officially up for presale starting today, and is set to start shipping December 9.

The product differentiates itself from the army of smart displays by being big. Really big. Like almost cartoonishly so. It’s built around a 15.6-inch 1080p screen and designed to be mounted to a wall, like a large digital picture frame. The $250 device features Visual ID, a new facial recognition feature (also arriving on the Astro robot) that delivers a custom content experience by identifying the user standing in front of it.

Amazon’s ridiculously large Echo Show 15 arrives December 9

Nov 17, 2021, 3:47pm UTC
https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/17/amazons-ridiculously-large-echo-show-15-arrives-december-9/ > When it was announced back in late-September, Amazon mentioned an end of year release date for the Echo Show 15. Looks like the company will be hitting that window. Heck, you could even say it hit a holiday release, depending on which holidays you happen to celebrate. The massive wall-mounted smart screen is officially up for presale starting today, and is set to start shipping December 9. > The product differentiates itself from the army of smart displays by being big. Really big. Like almost cartoonishly so. It’s built around a 15.6-inch 1080p screen and designed to be mounted to a wall, like a large digital picture frame. The $250 device features Visual ID, a new facial recognition feature (also arriving on the Astro robot) that delivers a custom content experience by identifying the user standing in front of it.