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Google Home is on sale for $30 off at Walmart
Remember that 1999 Disney Channel Original Movie, ? If not, just know that it’s a classic, and that it actually portrayed a of the tech we would have today — especially in regard to AI assistance. If you watched Smart House and dreamed that you’d one day have one of your own, look no further than Google Home.
You can get a Google Home for $30 off at Walmart — equipped with numerous smart functions and Google Assistant compatibility, this device will have you saying “Alexa who?”
The Google Home is a powerful personal helper that can answer questions and perform a large gamut of tasks — and you don’t need anything other than your voice to use it. Play your latest Spotify playlist, manage your calendar, get information about the weather, make phone calls, and much more just by uttering “Hey Google.”
Google Home works with Chromecast, so you also have the ability to control your favorite films and TV shows without ever leaving your seat. Have other smart devices in your home? Pair them with the Google Home and use voice commands to control your lights and temperature, among other things. And if you aren’t yet convinced of its intelligence, the Assistant can recognize up to six distinct voices, each having their own personalized responses.
Create your very own Smart House — pick up a Google Home for $30 off at Walmart.
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