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Spending time with the Echo Time — a smart clock that senses you sleeping

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Briefings

Amazon unveiled the Echo Time, a smart alarm clock replacing the Echo Spot with a 3.2-inch touchscreen and sleep-sensing capabilities. The device costs $199.99 and was tested at an Amazon event in New York City. It displays various clockfaces and aims to wake users at optimal times during their sleep cycle.

Key points

• The Echo Time features a 3.2-inch touchscreen and a sleep-sensing feature designed to rouse users at the optimal time in their sleep cycle.
• The device costs $199.99 and was tested at an Amazon event in New York City.

Context

Amazon announced the Echo Time at an event in New York City, replacing the Echo Spot with a larger device featuring a 3.2-inch touchscreen and sleep-sensing capabilities.

Limitations

Test coverage is limited to the Amazon event in New York City. The sleep-sensing feature's accuracy and the device's long-term performance remain unverified.

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