Hey Alexa! Create me my own personal musical paradise

Who is the smartest person in the room? When asked, techy five-year-olds will tell you say that it is Alexa. There is no question that Alexa is always getting smarter-and more entertaining. With hundreds of thousands of supported commands, there are so many things to ask Alexa. Fun things. Sweet things. Helpful things. Factual things. Surprising things. So many things that it's tough to capture them all, but we think this book is a pretty good musical start. Try them out, just maybe not all at once.In this book, you will learn how to use the most powerful musical orchestra for its size that has ever been created. It has every song imaginable by the original artists. And, you don't have to use vinyl discs or tapes or shiny CDs. It has no remote because you don't need one. If you can say Alexa, you can quickly have beautiful music playing anywhere in your home. The Amazon Echo with its "Alexa Brain" listens to you, translating your voice into commands so it can play music. If that is not enough, it can turn the lights on, or order stuff from Amazon. ... Amazon calls the built-in brains of this device "Alexa," and she* is the thing that makes it work.The Alexa technology used in the Amazon Echo devices from the Dot to the Generation 4 machines is quickly becoming the biggest non-secret in American and international life. Yet, when you get yours, you'll be compelled to tell everybody you know-thinking they don't know. Now that you've got it, you won't want to put this book down until you are ready to send your stereo console to the scrap heap or the Salvation Army. It's a revolutionary change to home music. In fact it is like hauling your old stereo monster out with a huge hand truck and having a moving van replace it with a mini Ray Conniff, His Orchestra and Chorus, weighing in at just 10.55 ounces. Ray Conniff never sounded so good and his selections have improved over the years. You'll say that it is amazing .