huge opportunity to innovate TVs & combine HW/SW + content (primarily bcz TV HW UI is so fucking bad).

SW/content providers NFLX AMZN APPL can afford to give away HW for [close to] free

can prob also integrate gaming/console biz for same reasons (MSFT SONY Nintendo) https://t.co/L7GjexHAS2

— Dave McClure (@davemcclure) February 9, 2021

Those home-of-the-future stock images now closer to reality https://t.co/ka1bcncsHg

— Adrian Weckler (@adrianweckler) February 9, 2021

"But Grandmother!  What big eyes you have," said Little Red Riding Hood.

"The better to see you with, my dear," replied the wolf. https://t.co/Wh4SfrsDh3

— Kontra (@counternotions) February 9, 2021

New story: Amazon is working on a major new device: a 10-13 inch touch screen Echo that you can hang on your wall like a picture frame. It’ll serve as a smart home control panel, video chat device and media player. https://t.co/kVDulYNAEG

— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) February 9, 2021

They forgot to include "surveillance device" in this list of features. https://t.co/Wp1xIbIfNP

— Chris Martin (@ChrisMartin17) February 9, 2021

Amazon is reportedly making a wall-mounted Echo smart display https://t.co/lSwnJCY5u8

— XDA (@xdadevelopers) February 9, 2021

A telescreen. You built a telescreen. https://t.co/GjVKbZD1rq

— Will Oremus (@WillOremus) February 9, 2021

壁掛けタイプの大画面Echo Showの噂。もうEcho Show 10とかいらないじゃん／https://t.co/uSLBPzsAXo (AMZN) Plans Wall-Mounted Echo as Smart Home Command Center - Bloomberg https://t.co/zEC5quIZiG

— 山口真弘 (@kizuki_jpn) February 9, 2021

Amazonがタッチスクリーン付きの壁取付式Echoデバイスを開発中との噂

- カレンダー表示やスマートホーム管理、音楽・映画再生、ビデオ会議等に対応
- 10インチと13インチで価格は200~250ドルくらい
- 21年末または22年末に販売予定https://t.co/kiJLBWVqwc

— ユーエスさん??米国株投資???? (@us_stock_invest) February 9, 2021

Your smart speaker responds to your every command. Does that mean that it's always listening? https://t.co/fvUfvPsNu8 by @tallshmo

— How-To Geek (@howtogeek) February 9, 2021

Amazon reportedly building an Alexa "command center" that mounts to the wall https://t.co/HLSvEIQYgU pic.twitter.com/9JS8lahG6H

— The Verge (@verge) February 9, 2021