So, are you gonna get the new Apple iWatch?

Farood Manjur (sp?) - the guy who writes about tech for the NYC - fell pretty hard for his preview watch and makes a good argument for why it's an improvement over just the iPhone.

And yes, the MOL Hitler video is brilliant.

The more I think about it - the more I like it. It's the first step in a large number of potential uses.
Haven't seen one in real life - only tv ads. Also, I don't currently own an iPhone so it's kinda a mute point at the moment.

I think it's really funny that, for awhile, it became a sign of being old and out-of-date to wear a watch, because all the young'uns were using their smart phones to tell the time. Now, strangely, it will be the real forward-thinkers who wear the watch again. oh oh

Those video clips are hilarious!

unicorn33 said:

Those video clips are hilarious!

Especially the part about everyone with multiple MOL accounts leave the room.

If i'm paying $600 for a watch "Tag" should be somewhere in the name.

One thing I adore about the watch is Mickey Mouse counting down the hours and minutes with his hands while he taps the seconds with his foot. When I was about seven-years-old my father bought me a Mickey Mouse watch for my First Holy Communion (Catholic).

Hah. I still have the old-school, low-tech version of the Mickey Mouse one. It belonged to my Mom. oh oh

Freeway said:

If i'm paying $600 for a watch "Tag" should be somewhere in the name.


Can you even buy a Tag for $600 anymore? I think they are, on average, at least 2-3x that. And you can get the nice base sport model of the Apple watch for $349/399.

I have a fancy watch that I love but was searching recently for a more casual watch and even a decent no brand was $150-200 so the $349-599 of the iWatch doesn't seem a big deal to me.

It was really beautiful.

@scottgreenstone will be unsurprised: I have an HTC Windows phone, & I like it fine. I vote no on this one...

-s.

BTW: There's no such thing as an average Citizen.

I buy used. Havent had a nice watch in eons though. 16-20 hours a day in a machine shop is a great way to damage the watch or a lose a hand in an industrial accident because of the watch.

@soda you still have that thing? LOL

Gets me from A to B...

Wanna buy a buggywhip?

-s.

I'm intrigued, but I won't be an early adopter.



sac said:

I'm intrigued, but I won't be an early adopter.

 Same for me. I like to wait and see for a bit.


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