First up on our radar, Amazon's personal artificial intelligence device maker B has just revealed its latest gadgets, the B Frontier and B Eclipse.
This launch marks the first major rollout since Amazon acquired the company last year.
The B Frontier is a wearable that you can strap to your wrist or pin on your clothing, priced at seventy-four dollars and ninety-nine cents.
In a bold move to wing it against competitors like the Plaud Note and Pocket, B has aimed for a much lower price point.
Meanwhile, the B Eclipse, a credit card-sized device that magnetically attaches to your smartphone, will soon be available for ninety-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents.
The main function of these devices centers around leveraging artificial intelligence to help users recall essential details from everyday conversations.
Whether you're plotting a weekend escape with friends or discussing the fine print of your latest lab results with a doctor, the B devices can summarize conversations, whip up to-do lists, and even draft emails.
It's like having your own co-pilot right in your pocket or strapped to your wrist.
First up on our radar, Amazon's personal artificial intelligence device maker B has just revealed its latest gadgets, the B Frontier and B Eclipse.
This launch marks the first major rollout since Amazon acquired the company last year.
The B Frontier is a wearable that you can strap to your wrist or pin on your clothing, priced at seventy-four dollars and ninety-nine cents.
In a bold move to wing it against competitors like the Plaud Note and Pocket, B has aimed for a much lower price point.
Meanwhile, the B Eclipse, a credit card-sized device that magnetically attaches to your smartphone, will soon be available for ninety-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents.
The main function of these devices centers around leveraging artificial intelligence to help users recall essential details from everyday conversations.
Whether you're plotting a weekend escape with friends or discussing the fine print of your latest lab results with a doctor, the B devices can summarize conversations, whip up to-do lists, and even draft emails.
It's like having your own co-pilot right in your pocket or strapped to your wrist.
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