It will cost users just $1 to activate his voice, image via Amazon
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Amazon's Alexa can now sound like Samuel L Jackson

Amazon has announced that users will now be able to change their Alexa device's voice to sound like Hollywood superstar Samuel L Jackson. It will cost users just $! to unlock this feature although it is currently limited in scope. Alexa will not be able to sound like the actor all the time but will be able to do so for weather updates or jokes.

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