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manasecret · 01-12-2003, 07:07 PM

I love this.

Apple reveals new updates to their laptops, updates to their popular software, and then what could be potentially huge new software.

Then Microsoft comes out with a new smart watch?

I dunno, it just sounds like MS didn't put much thought into it (or just have their heads up their asses). So it sets time by itself. That's nice, but it also looks bulky and dull and overall nerdy. I don't know about other people, but when I want a watch I want something that looks classy in it's simplicity and simply does the job it's supposed to do. Tell time. If it does all kinds of other stuff I just don't want it. If I want that, I'll do all that on a cellphone or a tablet PC so that I don't have a huge piece of electronic always on my wrist.

Oh, and it'll cost you $150.

They're talking about maybe adding GPS functionality to the watch, but other watches already do that.

I just love how they expect to waltz into the industry and nab five to 10 percent of the market as Gates said.

01-12-2003, 07:07 PM	#9
manasecret aka George Washington manasecret is offline Now Playing: Posts: 2,670	I love this. Apple reveals new updates to their laptops, updates to their popular software, and then what could be potentially huge new software. Then Microsoft comes out with a new smart watch? I dunno, it just sounds like MS didn't put much thought into it (or just have their heads up their asses). So it sets time by itself. That's nice, but it also looks bulky and dull and overall nerdy. I don't know about other people, but when I want a watch I want something that looks classy in it's simplicity and simply does the job it's supposed to do. Tell time. If it does all kinds of other stuff I just don't want it. If I want that, I'll do all that on a cellphone or a tablet PC so that I don't have a huge piece of electronic always on my wrist. Oh, and it'll cost you $150. They're talking about maybe adding GPS functionality to the watch, but other watches already do that. I just love how they expect to waltz into the industry and nab five to 10 percent of the market as Gates said.