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HomeView, Apple TV 4K, and more now available for Amazon pre-order

Apple today unveiled its next big foray into the smart home world, including the new HomeView smart display and a new Apple TV 4K. Following Apple’s announcement, the new Apple home gear is also now available for pre-order on Amazon: HomeView: $299 Apple TV 4K: $299 Apple TV Siri Remote: $59 HomePod mini 2: $149 more…

HomeView, Apple TV 4K, and more now available for Amazon pre-order

Apple introduced its latest smart home offerings at their recent event, including the HomeView smart display and a new Apple TV 4K. The company's smart home devices will now be available for pre-order on Amazon.

The flagship product of the new lineup is the HomeView display. Priced at $299, it will begin shipping on November 13. This display offers Apple's latest smart home technology.

The Apple TV 4K (4th Generation) is another key product unveiled by Apple. It also features Siri AI support, thanks to its new A19 chip. In addition to this, the Apple TV 4K comes with a new Siri Remote that includes Find My integration and a built-in speaker. However, the new Siri Remote is not included with the purchase of the Apple TV 4K and must be purchased separately. It is available for $59 and will arrive on the same day as the Apple TV 4K, November 13.

Finally, Apple also announced the HomePod mini 2. This newer model is available for pre-order at $149, with orders set to begin on October 30.

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