New hardware goods from Amazon will be unveiled on September 20. Senior Vice President of Devices and Services at Amazon, David Limp, made a reference to a forthcoming live event that day at the new corporate headquarters in Arlington County, Virginia.
An event to demonstrate what the company’s Devices & Services team has been working on will take place in September, according to a post on LinkedIn by David Limp, SVP of Amazon Devices. The Devices & Services team has already had a very active year, so it only feels fitting to get together there in a few months to share a little more of what we’ve been working on now that Amazon’s HQ2 is officially open. Please put September 20 on your calendar for some news from us,” wrote Limp.
The Kindle Scribe, the third-generation Fire TV Cube, the Alexa Voice Remote Pro, the fifth-generation Echo Dot and Echo Dot with clock, and the Fire TV Omni QLED Series were all unveiled at the company’s final Devices and Services event on September 28, 2022.
There is currently no information available on what Amazon has in store for us at the hardware event this year. However, if we were to venture a guess, Amazon might release updates for its Alexa and Fire products, which might improve Echo, Fire TV, and other goods. Additionally, there might be some new improvements coming to Kindle devices from Amazon.
A new e-reader will likely be unveiled, if speculations are to be believed. This might either be a new model of the Kindle Paperwhite, which will be available in 2021, or the Amazon Kindle Oasis, which is the earliest e-reader that Amazon is still selling. At the event, new Fire TVs with Alexa, Fire TV Sticks, and other products are anticipated.
As the day of Amazon’s big announcement draws near, we anticipate learning more about what Amazon has in store for us.
