What will an Apple iWatch be like?

[pinkoos]

Another interesting article:

http://www.ablogtowatch.com/what-will-th...h-be-like/

"A new round of rumors have popped up seeming to indicate that 2013 may very well be the year Apple finally releases a dedicated watch product. Primary to these rumors is that Apple will be working with Intel to produce a processor for a small, power efficient device. It is true that historically Intel has not been in the business of building efficient processors for small devices. Their forte has always been to produce increasingly powerful processors for computers. Having said that, a large report from Wired Magazine recently detailed Intel's major efforts to compete or displace companies like ARM that lead the market in processors for mobile devices. A powerful processor that also sips power could produce an iWatch device with huge potential.

The questions then are what will an iWatch product do? What will make it special? What features will it have? And for me, how will it change or influence the larger timepiece market? What the following article seeks to do is discus what an Apple watch might look like. What features it is likely to have, and why we haven't seen one yet. I've also asked a few industry experts to chime in with what they think Apple has in store for us."

[Speedy]

It'll be a small iPod with a watchband.

[Beam Me Up Scotty]

One can only hope:



I always wanted one of those...

D & C

[decay]

[h linamen]

Uh-h--h, everyone has a cell phone with the time. Why would they need a high tech watch. More people are ditching the watch due to the cell phone. The time is displayed on TVs, computer screens etc. Can't believe there would be a hugh market for the expensive time piece.

[decay]

i'll tell you one thing - i hate having to pull my iphone out of my pocket and press a button to see the time.

i need to find a comfortable wristwatch that won't scratch my MBP.

[macphanatic]

h linamen wrote:
Uh-h--h, everyone has a cell phone with the time. Why would they need a high tech watch. More people are ditching the watch due to the cell phone. The time is displayed on TVs, computer screens etc. Can't believe there would be a hugh market for the expensive time piece.

If the watch pairs with an iOS device, it could give brief updates on texts, emails, etc. Easy way to sneak updates while in meetings, etc.

[Black]

pinkoos wrote:
What features it is likely to have

Over 30 hours uptime until complete discharge!

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It will look like this:

[rgG]

If you have to sync it with iTunes, I will scream.