A closer review of the Amazon Echo Show, essentially a full Amazon Echo with a screen added. As skills are built for it, should add a visual dimension to assistance. Google Home has this already through 'casting', but I have yet to see it well used. Of course adding a visual element adds value to the sometimes awkward voice interface, which is great for hand-free interactions, but thinner bandwidth creates limitations for description, requiring the need to change channels. The longer term outcome for general interfaces will be interesting. Will these be specialist or replace the keyboard and screen?
In Engadget:
Amazon Echo Show review: Seeing is believing
The virtual assistant Alexa has a 'face' for the first time. ... "
Another look in Digital Trends. .... "
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