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Acer and HP Devices: Amazon Alexa Debuts on Windows 10 Pc’s – All You Need to Know

As you, all may know that since a very long time rumors are spreading out on the market that Amazon Alexa is going to make its debutant in the market with Windows. Now, the news is already official and sources are saying that Amazon Alexa is now going to make it’s debuted on Windows 10 PCs and will sit alongside Microsoft’s preloaded Cortana assistant. This means that all the window 10 users are going to get this update in upcoming days.

Amazon Alexa Debuts on Windows 10 Pc’s

Sources are saying that Amazon Alexa has now eventually Companies starting with Acer, Asus, HP, and Lenovo, all are preparing to integrate the Alexa voice assistant on their new notebooks and desktops. Some of the offerings that are being showcased at CES 2018 in Las Vegas will come with pre-installed Alexa app. Overall, we can say that it is going to be a good deal for sure for Amazon and Microsoft both. As you all may know that these both companies partnered in August last year to let Cortana and Alexa work together. Acer Swift 7 Ultrabook ‘Thinnest Computer’ in the World

Even, reports are coming that Acer on Monday a press release said that Alexa will come to select Aspire, Spin, Switch, and Swift notebook models as well as Aspire all-in-one PCs starting the first quarter this year. The Alexa integration in the US will be available via a software update through Acer Care Centre, but its wider availability is expected for sometime in the mid of 2018. Overall, it is surely going to be good news for the makers for sure.

Amazon Alexa Debuts

As per the reports, users will use Alexa to manage their calendar, create lists and answer questions by passing simple voice commands. The voice assistant will also enable a hands-free experience for playing music, podcasts, audiobooks, and managing smart home devices such as lights, thermostats, and home appliances.

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