Lenovo’s Google Assistant-powered Smart Display is now available from $199

Lenovo’s Google Assistant-powered Smart Display is now available from $199
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2018-7-27 10:00

Back in January, Google announced that it was working with third-party hardware makers on touchscreen-equipped smart speakers with the company’s Assistant on board. The first of those products is now available from Lenovo.

The imaginatively named Lenovo Smart Display comes in two sizes – an 8-incher with an HD screen, and a Full HD 10. 1-inch version. Aside from that and the speakers, they’re practically identical on the inside, and bring the same kind 5-megapixel camera on the front. You can think of it as a Google Home with a screen: it can play music, control the smart appliances in your…

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