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Yes I think you are right except that it comes at the cost of a device that is anti-anatomy :) a bulge on your wrist to wear 12h ... Maybe they'll refine and r
by andraganescu 3y ago
Yes I think you are right except that it comes at the cost of a device that is anti-anatomy :) a bulge on your wrist to wear 12h ...
Maybe they'll refine and refine those sensors to make it flat? They still add weight I think?
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoThe casing and screen are much of the bulk, but the LTE is no slouch either. If you are ok with e-ink display and no LTE, I’m sure something really thin is possible. But I don’t see something like that with LTE as possible yet. By the time it is, probably the health hardware will be small enough to go along with it.
- smokeydoe 3y agoI think they’re just talking about the bottom with the sensors. They bulge out to get a more accurate reading. It would be more comfortable if that was flat.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoAh, I just had to take off my watch right now to see those, I've never noticed the bulge before.
- andraganescu 3y agoHa. People are so different, I was annoyed and distracted by that since minute one :)))