Well, it does look good, but does it feel good in your hand?
Good question. It looks sort of bulky, and even if you try to hide it, I'm pretty sure somebodies going to try and steal it.
Topic: The best smartwatch ever! (Read 1639 times)
Good question. It looks sort of bulky, and even if you try to hide it, I'm pretty sure somebodies going to try and steal it.
Looks more like a Corrections and Law Enforcement monitor... strap it to your ankle and pretend that you're a sex offender...
Well, it does look good, but does it feel good in your hand?
Check this link, it's a review of the top 5 smart watches of 2014 and the best currently in development:
http://www.smartwatchnews.org/top-5-smart-watches/
http://www.smartwatchnews.org/top-5-smart-watches/
It looks sort of big, but it is really hard to tell by the pic without seeing it on someone's arm.
There are plenty of pictures on the website of it being worn. Myself, I think it needs to be even bigger. I prefer a proper keyboard on my wristlojackimator. 
I'm loving the look of it. I'd buy one if I had the cash on hand.
People will pay huge premium on "fashion" watch.
Guess that's right, but I'm %100 sure the company will make that watch flimsy and breakable on purpose. I don't expect it to be heavy-duty to titanium wreckage, but at least not as 'breakable' as the Android that constantly slips out of my pocket, or the glass IPhone some of my friends have.
Does that watch have a television tuner built in. Nice screen for films but crap design for smartwatch more like smarts ink.
People will pay huge premium on "fashion" watch.
Definitely not a sports watch. That thing would die in water, and if you fall down, it's a strike.
Samsung watch looks really nice.
You shouldn't really trust these companies as they often want to scam you of your funds. The best rated smarwatch of 2014 is the Pebble Smart watch. I personally enjoy the martain smart watch and the connecteddevice cookoo smartwatch.
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Wow haha, that is impressive. Technology really goes forward on many ways 
looks like a lot of hardware for me personally. I appreciate it for what it is but yea I"m not so keen on this at the moment. Thanks for making us aware of it however.
Looks dumb. Only smart watch I have my eye on is the moto 360 from google.
It looks sort of big, but it is really hard to tell by the pic without seeing it on someone's arm.
Marty Macfly would so rock this watch 
It's all about price and battery life, as it doesn't bring anything new to the table and every single incoming and current smartwatchs has those functionalities unless I missed something feel free to correct me 
are there any estimate on those two parameters?
Also I though Ti stoped making it Omap SoC for smartphones and watchs
are there any estimate on those two parameters?
Also I though Ti stoped making it Omap SoC for smartphones and watchs
These are nice little toys but do we really need to be wired 24/7 to the internet/phone/msgs etc? I mean where do we draw the line between reality and cyber space? At some point in time it will be like that movie where everyone was plugged in living a virtual life.
Yeah and don't forget the loss of privacy. What's next? Implants?
ya.ya.yo!
Having a smart watch is a cool idea, but I have to tolerate with charging my phone everyday already, I do not want to worry about charging my watch too.
So true. And I bet that this watches are eating charge faster than lightning.
Access the full Google Play store? Damn, it's just a matter of time before kids go to school and play on their watches during break, playing the newest Call of Duty 26 DLC...
Having a smart watch is a cool idea, but I have to tolerate with charging my phone everyday already, I do not want to worry about charging my watch too.
These are nice little toys but do we really need to be wired 24/7 to the internet/phone/msgs etc? I mean where do we draw the line between reality and cyber space? At some point in time it will be like that movie where everyone was plugged in living a virtual life.
I hardly connect mine to the internet. It has quite a few advantages over a normal watch like being able to change the watchfaces, functional apps (pedometer, heart rate monitor) etc.
The problem is that they all look ugly. Even the futuristic, bendy etc ones. Its just not stylish and something I think looks stupid on your wrist.
That thing looks horrible. It's way too big. I currently have a SmartQ Z Smartwatch, which is pretty good (concidering the price). It has a fluent menu and a pretty decent battery life. Getting the Samsung Gear Fit next month (works better with my Galaxy S5).
Let's wait and see what will happen with those projects. Idea seems good. Design also is not that bad, they need recognition of people to bite share of the market and if that happen prepare for revolution in mobile devices market
Damn that thing looks so futuristic!
I like the flexible Samsung watches that will be coming out! Thin, flat, very stylish. Even the goggle watch is better them ops.
It seems amazing.
I like the flexible Samsung watches that will be coming out! Thin, flat, very stylish. Even the goggle watch is better them ops.
I dont think it would be practical, looks very uncomfortable. and dorky.
Another crowd funding scam
Why? What they are proposing is very doable with today's technology.
Another crowd funding scam
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-rufus-cuff-more-than-a-smartwatch-a-wrist-communicator#home
The Rufus Cuff
Anyone seen this before? It just passed the fundraising goal today.
This looks like it will blow away every other smart watch planned. Can't find any details on the battery though - sure hope I don't have to charge it daily.
Of course, you have to get over the size, but that is not an issue for me. I would proudly wear it as geek jewellery.
The Rufus Cuff
Anyone seen this before? It just passed the fundraising goal today.
This looks like it will blow away every other smart watch planned. Can't find any details on the battery though - sure hope I don't have to charge it daily.
Of course, you have to get over the size, but that is not an issue for me. I would proudly wear it as geek jewellery.
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