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Ten months later, the $100 Google Home Speaker is finally available for preorder

a day ago by Rekall Incorporated to c/hardware

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Google's new smart speaker is more about Gemini than audio quality.

Eldritch 10 points a day ago

Why would anyone buy it? With all the recent upgrades Google assistant and Google home is largely useless now.

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Ludicrous0251 3 points a day ago

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Maeve 7 points a day ago

Oh yay, less cost to be spied on more.

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solrize 6 points a day ago

This thing (like Amazon's) says home speaker but I don't even have to look to know that it's really a home microphone that uploads your private behaviour to Google.

Here's what a home speaker looks like, an Atwater Kent tube radio from 1931:

It delivered sound in only one direction. You could listen to it, but it didn't try to listen to you.

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newton 3 points a day ago

You guys still use google ?

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