Another problem: Its hard to wear two wristwatches. What does the guy with the $3000 Rolex or Omega - the sort of person who is the theoretical target market for this device - do here? Apple has not only to get these folks to cough up $500 or so for the Apple Watch, but also to leave their fancy other watches at home.
Does Apple need the Apple Watch to be a smash hit? No, they obviously don't. But what would Apple consider to be a success? Five million sold, ten? Anything less than that, and its going to be difficult to build the sort of App "ecosystem" to make this a real game changer.
Hmm... many people hated it when the first iPad was unveiled. Will history repeats itself?
This. So much this.Jony Ive + Steve Jobs = best design duo
Jony Ive = mediocre designer
It's okay Switzerland, you can calm down now.
$150 more than I would conceivably pay for it, and it's ugly as hell.
ugh.
WHAT WAS THE BUILDING FOR?
But seriously? Did I miss something?
Did they use it at all during the keynote?
Similar to how I don't bloody care whether or not you like my opinion. Isn't it fascinating how discussion forums work?That's the great thing about it, no one bloody cares if you do or don't buy one.![]()
no talk about battery life, huh?
Looks like there is nobody left at Apple to tell Jonny Ive when his ideas are just plain awful. The first reaction should have been: "WTF. Are you kidding me? Go back to the drawing board!"
Or just hire a better designer... might be easier (and cheaper).
You people saying "Steve Jobs is turning in his grave"... do you not think Steve was fingers deep in the design of this product? Apple doesn't just work on 1 device every year. They work on products 10 - 20 years down the road and update as they see fit.
Cut the bullish*t.
I didn't see it at all...