The Harman Kardon Invoke Cortana speaker was officially announced in May but not all information about the device have been shared. Now, the smart speaker has been fully revealed by the FCC. The user manual, internal and external photos, and some new specifications have been posted.
According to the device’s user manual, the Invoke supports AAC, MP3, Vorbis, FLAC, WMA and WAV audio formats. Furthermore, Bluetooth 4.1 and 802.11ac wireless are supported.
The images from FCC show that the speaker will have a volume ring on the top, a microphone on / off button on the bottom and a Bluetooth pairing button. The top of the device offers a touch area and will show light patterns (e.g. light up when you say “Hey Cortana”). While you can interact with the speaker with only your voice, the touch area will also let you do things like turning off an alarm, ignore an incoming call or stop the music.
Harman Kardon has not shared any information regarding price or release date of the Invoke Cortana Speaker. Nevertheless, the target timeframe is sometime this fall.
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Via MSPU
