Over the past few years a bunch of companies have tried to take a stab at Sonos’ market share and start to peel some of the multi-room audio market into their baskets.
Some have done a better job that others but to date no company has been able to make major inroads against them. Yet.
The Harman Kardon Citation series plans to change all that. Harman has thrown the gauntlet down and are all in with their new multi-room system.
Should Sonos be worried? At this point, yes.
Alexa is great, and is the best Voice Assistant available in the market right now. It also is the most prevalent. But Alexa’s range has been limited since it’s only lived in a few tinny speakers thus far. No longer. Harman Kardon has come along and made Alexa sound awesome, with the Allure.
NEW YORK – October 4, 2017 – Sonos today unveiled Sonos One, an all-new, voice-controlled smart speaker capable of supporting multiple voice services and playing music, podcasts, audiobooks, and other sonic content from more than 80 streaming services. With surprisingly rich sound and thoughtful design that fades into the background, Sonos One is priced at $199 USD and will be available globally on Oct. 24.
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Jumping into the voice activated IOT universe, Harman Kardon is set to release a Cortana enabled stand-alone home speaker, mystically named the Harman Kardon Invoke. We got to spend some alone time with one in a quiet room to give it a full test run. Say hello to the future…
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