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Echo Show - Why?

Travis Flenker

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Am I the only person that sees the Echo Show as a less capable tablet?

I never really saw the appeal of the Echo in the first place, but adding a screen seems to make it mirror a lot of functions of a tablet/phone.

That said, I expect it to sell well. Is it just a novelty thing?
 

libra89

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I can see it more as a novelty thing. The screen element is interesting though.

I don't think many people will go and try it out, I see it as something that people who already own Echo might be open to trying.