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Google Home Hub hands-on: Big AI in a small smart display

Posted on October 10, 2018November 11, 2018 By Jarvis

I honestly thought the Google Home Hub was going to be bigger. Like, much bigger. Significantly bigger. With Amazon’s second-generation Echo Show cranking the touchscreen up to 10-inches, and Facebook’s Portal+ even bigger at 15-inches, Google’s smart display is oddly compact.

Then again, maybe small also means perfectly formed. The 7-inch screen may only offer half the real-estate that, say, a new Echo Show provides, but it’s pleasingly high-resolution and crisp. It also makes for a more discreet device, something the rounded corners, fabric covers, and pastel finishes only underscore.


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Tablets Tags:AI, Amazon, echo, Echo Show, facebook, Google, Google Home, Google Home Hub, home, Slashgear, smart

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