And I've seen manufacturers many times at CES show demo's of new technology they have implemented & they never materialize....3 years later!
You are INTERPRETING what you want to see in hopes if you repeat it enough times it will be true.
*Your dissection of sentences is horrible as well as your retort, which is lacking any facts or substance to back up your point of view.
You might want to look in to taking some classes at your local community college.
I'll just quote back to the original comment I responded to:
Apple watch more sophisticated? Said no one ever.
I simply said you were incorrect - there are plenty of people who say that Apple Watch is more sophisticated than Microsoft Band, myself included.
To respond to your most recent reply, however - products annouced at CES and not released 3 years later are certainly vaporware. An Apple Watch announced at a keynote in September with a release date of spring 2015 is not vaporware - the original release timeframe hasn't even come yet. If it hits July 2015 and no Apple Watch, then go ahead and start calling it vaporware.
I'm not repeating anything - I'm merely looking back at the iPhone launch, the iPad launch, the Macbook Air launch, the Macbook with Retina launch, the Mac Pro launch, etc. Apple, to my knowledge, has not announced a product in the last 10 years that didn't come to be a physical product that I could buy. I don't know why this would be any different, but calling it vaporware 6 weeks after its announcement and months before its announced release timeframe is asinine.
I don't quite know why you think my dissection of sentences is poor, or why you feel the need to stoop to insulting my education (which is quite good, thank you). I'm sorry that you feel like the Apple Watch is not sophisticated, and I'm sorry that what Apple has announced about it isn't convincing enough for you to believe that it is a real product. But none of that has anything to do with the fact that your initial statement was incorrect