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The battery-powered Amazon Tap puts Alexa on the go, while the pint-sized Echo Dot lets you bring Alexa's voice controls to any speakers you like.
The battery-powered Amazon Tap puts Alexa on the go, while the pint-sized Echo Dot lets you bring Alexa's voice controls to any speakers you like.
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