Amazon.com, a major US IT company, announced 3 new tablet models on the 8th. The tablets integrate Alexa Plus and support Google Play, making YouTube and many other apps available. The Japanese launch timing has not been decided, while orders are now being accepted in the US and Mexico.
Amazon.com, a major US IT company, announced 3 new generative AI-powered tablet models on the 8th. The tablets feature AI that answers and assists with questions and requests related to video content, and support Google Play, allowing users to access millions of apps, including YouTube. Orders are now being accepted in the US and Mexico, while the Japanese launch timing has not been publicly disclosed.
With the new models, when users ask questions about videos currently being displayed, the AI reads the content and responds. The tablets also feature a function that stops reading notifications when the Kindle e-book app is launched. This design allows users to take advantage of AI features without disrupting their reading experience.
The announcement is notable because information on a launch in Japan remains undecided, and the company is expected to focus its rollout on overseas markets.