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GE's $200 Alexa lamp lights up the smart home
Here comes the sun -- or, rather, here comes "Sol," GE's new, funky-looking Alexa lamp.
GE's $200 Alexa lamp lights up the smart home
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Here comes the sun -- or, rather, here comes "Sol," GE's new, funky-looking Alexa lamp.
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