Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), announced the release HomePod officially during this day, the American company claiming that the smart speaker can be pre-ordered from Friday from the Apple Store. More than 6 months away from the official presentation and one month after the postponement of the launch, the HomePod smart speaker was officially announced by the Apple company.
Apple claims that HomePod will be available for pre-order from January 26 in the USA, Great Britain and Australia, with deliveries to these countries starting on February 9. HomePod will also be launched in France and Germany in the spring, so the extension of the availability of the smart speaker will be a long-term one, so it could arrive in Romania in the fall.
"HomePod, the innovative wireless speaker from Apple, arrives in stores beginning Friday, February 9 and is available to order online this Friday, January 26 in the US, UK and Australia. HomePod will arrive in France and Germany this spring."
HomePod will be released on February 9, with pre-orders from January 26
HomePod is the first smart speaker developed by the Apple company, based on the latest technologies designed to offer the best experience for listening to music. HomePod is based on interaction with the personal assistant Siri to be controlled, but also 6 microphones that customize the experience of listening to music depending on the room in the house where the smart speaker is placed.
"HomePod is a magical new music experience from Apple. It brings advanced audio technologies like beam-forming tweeters, a high-excursion woofer and automatic spatial awareness, together with the entire Apple Music catalog and the latest Siri intelligence, in a simple, beautiful design that is so much fun to use."
HomePod works with the iPhone 6 processor, controlling a variety of sensors, 7 tweeters and a sub-woofer to provide the best possible experience. Apple describes HomePod as an assistant for any home, but we are talking about a strong competitor for Amazon and Google, the functionality will be seriously limited in Romania.
