Amazon's Echo Show 10 features a motorized display

The all new Echo Show 10 might be the biggest news to come out of the firehose of Amazon's Devices & Services event today. The new smart display features a 10-inch touchscreen that rotates around its base so that it's always within your line of sight. Amazon says it's adding Netflix support, too, so you won't miss a second of Stranger Things while you're otherwise busy cooking dinner. To assuage privacy concerns, Amazon says the new smart display triangulates on a human figure, not facial recognition, and that the artificial intelligence processing required to pull off the trick is performed on the device, not in the cloud. You can also turn the feature off with the voice command "Alexa, turn off motion."