When the Amazon Echo made its wide debut back in 2015, people went crazy for it — and rightfully so. At first glance, it seemed like a cutting-edge device straight out of a science fiction film. And while the novelty has certainly worn off a bit, the Echo remains as one of Amazon’s most successful products. But one common complaint against the Echo was that it had too many features and cost too much, so if you only wanted it for one specific purpose, it was hard to justify the purchase. Amazon’s response to that? Releasing two pared-down variations with smaller price…
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