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Dutchduck
Unfortunately I won't be android compatible....too bad, because with Apple's knack of design it's going to be a fine looking watch....
Eigen
Still more excited about heads up transparent displays in glasses, but if it's stylish, it'll be a hit with me regardless.
wtfjapan
wow an computer like a watch that innovative!? opps somebodys already tried that. yes will probably be a fine looking watch with a Samsung CPU/DRAMM and the high Apple price tag like the Iphone
yep Ill definately buy a innovative product like that? LOL
Get Real
Might woo the G-Shock demographic, but what about the Swiss wrist-trophy wearer?
gogogo
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smithinjapan
And Samsung jumps in to copy ASAP as usual. Look forward to more patent wars and lawsuits. In any case, the idea of the Google glasses is ridiculous. If people think there's a problem with kids/adults riding bicycles and emailing on cell phones (usually they limit the complaints to smart phones), wait until these glasses come out! Anyway, Cook is right that it will not appeal to people who don't wear them (or the watches) otherwise, necessarily.
Disillusioned
Did you see the Sony iWatch the other day? Looks just like an iPod shuffle with a strap. I'm sure Apple can come up with some a little more innovative.
gogogo
Apple "innovates" is another word for "taking someone elses idea and putting an apple logo on it"
LostinNagoya
Hope it makes the X-mas season, it will be the perfect iPresent :)
JeanValJean
How about the iShoe?
Kristianna Thomas
I agree with vendetta about the i Shoe phone, but it would have to be called the, "Get Smart Shoe". You just have to be careful what you step into.