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Finally,Randy Spears Archives our Hot Pocket-related dreams have been answered.

At an event in Seattle on Thursday, Amazon officially unveiled its rumored microwave. And yes, you can control it with Alexa.

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The AmazonBasics Microwave will cost you $59.99, which is actually quite reasonable for a microwave. It's available for pre-order now and will ship later this year. Here's the device in action:

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Not the smoothest interaction. Still, yelling at a machine to cook you a potato has to be someone's dream ... right? To make the magic happen, just press the built-in Ask Alexa button. Sadly, you need an Echo device nearby to make it work.

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Of course, Amazon integrated its Dash Replenishment Service, so you can buy stuff on Amazon.

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Amazon also revealed several new Echo products, including an updated Echo Show and an Echo Wall Clock.

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