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Review - Smartwatch from Sony
Smartwatch from Sony will be quite capable in the future and will become the progenitor of a new class of electronics and a multi-billion market. But here is the realization of potential in this particular product while leaving much to be desired.
The
first "whazzup" happens until SmartWatch recoverable from the box. Quality housings and well
thought design causes only positive emotions - the clock just a pleasure to
hold in your hand. This is exactly what always
took the soul of products from Sony.
But
press a single button - and there is the dull screen of Sony SmartWatch which is framed by the edges of
the thick black border. OLED-display diagonal of 1.3 inches and a resolution of 128 × 128
pixels as if came from a different era and are not pleasing to the eye, a
spoiled modern "retinitis." A picture in the sun fades and
does that to watch explicit ergonomic failures.
Strictly
speaking, Sony SmartWatch is not new - the device appeared on the market last year,
and judging by the abundance of proposals to market buying it online is not a
problem. But full of curiosity views of colleagues and friends - not
profane in technology - have shown that this test of Sony SmartWatch is not so hopelessly late:
gadget has not yet become commonplace.
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