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Apple launches $299 HomeView smart home display

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  1. HomeView becomes available for preorder on Amazon ahead of the holidays

    Original on bestreviews.com +1 similar2 sources

  2. Forked: Report: Apple developing larger, swiveling next-generation HomeView → open

  3. More commentators say devices people already own, like old iPads, make HomeView unnecessary

    Original on makeuseof.com +1 similar2 sources

  4. Specs show HomeView runs an A18 chip, recognizes household members, has one notable limitation

    Original on automatelife.net 1 source

  5. Apple says HomeView's Siri knows when to stop talking

    Original on trustedreviews.com 1 source

  6. Commentators argue an old iPad or existing devices can replace the $299 HomeView

    Original on macvoices.com 1 source

  7. Apple Says Simplicity and Siri AI Are HomeView 's Best Features

    Original on androidheadlines.com 1 source

  8. Apple executives explain HomeView's delays, cite Siri AI and simplicity as selling points

    Original on 9to5mac.com +1 similar2 sources

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    HomeView opens for preorder ahead of Nov. 13 release; buyers weigh models and alternatives

    Original on foxbangor.com +2 similar3 sources

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  10. First hands-on at Apple's 'Welcome Home' event shows off HomeView features

    Original on pcmag.com 1 source

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