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I haven't worn a watch in at least 15 years. A good chunk of my friends and colleagues as well. I'm sure there are interesting use cases, but my summary view i
by jroseattle 12y ago
I haven't worn a watch in at least 15 years. A good chunk of my friends and colleagues as well.
I'm sure there are interesting use cases, but my summary view is this seems like a current-generation iPod with a wristband.
No prediction of how successful it will be, but I kind of think this will be more niche than mainstream.
- Cthulhu_ 12y agoSame; for me it was mostly a practical reason though, my wrists started to hurt from computer work and the strap (metal one) was annoying against the edge of my laptop, so I had it off most of the time. Of course, if this thing proves to have added value (and just notifications isn't added value for me, I don't get them that often and if I do they're not important enough to warrant having to check them at all times), I'd consider going back to watches - pulling out your phone to check the time isn't the most convenient of actions.
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- nardi 12y agoThis is an "iPod with a wristband" in the same way an iPad is a "really big iPod touch": not very much.
- jroseattle 12y agoActually, wouldn't the iPad be a really big iPhone without a phone app?
- jstanek 12y agoWell, the iPod touch is basically an iPhone without the phone app, so the analogy still works :)