I can't believe it took Amazon this long to come out with an Alexa Photo Frame
Amazon's new Alexa Photo Frame uses AI to curate all of the pictures in your collection, and display them intelligently.
Amazon has finally released a smart photo frame equipped with Alexa, marking a delay of years for the tech giant. The Alexa Photo Frame, priced at $199 for a black plastic finish or $229 for wood frame options, arrives in time for the holiday season. The device features a 10-inch high-definition touchscreen and offers both standard and curated photo displays powered by Alexa+.
Unlike other digital photo frames, Alexa+ intelligently categorizes photos based on people, activities, time of year, and more, presenting them accordingly. For instance, holiday photos appear during December and beach pictures in summer. Users can also attach audio clips to photos for a more personalized experience. The frame functions as a smart speaker, allowing users to ask Alexa+ to display specific photos or images based on context.
While it cannot play music, it can be paired with other Alexa devices. Users, particularly Amazon Prime members, benefit from unlimited cloud storage for photos, with additional storage plans available. At $199, the Alexa Photo Frame is competitively priced compared to other high-end digital photo frame models.
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