Back in late September, Amazon announced its new Echo Show 15 smart display, which can now hang on your wall in the home. As of yesterday, you can now pre-order the Echo Show 15 in Canada, explained the company in an email to iPhone in Canada.
The Echo Show 15 is available for pre-order at $329.99 and right now includes a free Sengled smart bulb, worth $22. The smart display has a 15.6-inch full HD (1080p) display and allows users to control their smart home, stream media, listen to music, check camera feeds, view photos and more.
This smart display is powered by Amazon’s next-generation custom-designed AZ2 Neural Edge processor, allowing for Machine Learning-based speech models right on the device, that previously required cloud computing access.
Click here to pre-order the Echo Show 15—it launches on December 9, 2021.
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