Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft have successively launched AI devices, betting that AI gadgets will be hot sellers during the holiday shopping season.
As the holiday shopping season approaches, tech giants Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft have successively released multiple new devices equipped with generative AI over the past week, aiming to bring AI technology into homes and betting that AI gadgets will be this year's hot commodities. Among them, Apple launched the HomeView smart home hub this Tuesday, priced at $299 and powered by Siri AI; Amazon released the Alexa tablet, with the largest model costing $550 and requiring a $19.99 monthly subscription or Prime membership; Microsoft, last week, showcased Windows laptops featuring Nvidia RTX Spark AI chips, starting at $2599. Analysts believe that despite weak consumer confidence and persistent inflation, these companies hope to lay the groundwork for more aggressive device releases in the future and gradually acclimate consumers to AI technology through these moves.
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