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Fb's new Portal is superb for video calls, however it isn't as helpful as Google and Amazon's competition

The brand new Fb Portal is numerous amusing when you have family and friends on WhatsApp and Fb Messenger who you prefer to talk with. However it does not have as many options as an Amazon Echo Display or Google Nest Hub Max.
The new Facebook Portal is a lot of fun if you have friends and family on WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger who you like to chat with. But it doesn't have as many features as an Amazon Echo Show or Google Nest Hub Max.

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Author: Cnbc

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