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Itsedstech

macrumors 65816
Original poster
Jul 24, 2011
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I remember hearing of some phones and headphones and even google glass i believe that have come out that feature bone conductivity for audio. I wonder if they remove the speakers and replace them with this technology if it works on your wrist in order to get a perfect seal on the watches internals. Although it may only work with bones near your head, not sure. Just a thought.
 

Piggie

macrumors G3
Feb 23, 2010
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But speakers have been waterproof for years.
You can make a plastic speaker cone, totally water tight simple.
I cannot see how the speaker is a problem in this instance
 

Julien

macrumors G4
Jun 30, 2007
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That would have to vibrate so hard in order to reach your ear that it would probably break your wrist, ulna and radius.
 

Runt888

macrumors 6502a
Nov 17, 2008
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That would have to vibrate so hard in order to reach your ear that it would probably break your wrist, ulna and radius.

Lol, exactly, bone conductivity for sound only works if the bone is near your ear (ie, your skull).
 
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