HP is partnering with Fashion
designer Michael Bastian and with a retailer called Gilt to put together an
Android- and iOS-compatible smartwatch. The Smartwatch which will be designed
by Michael Bastian is described as "Michael Bastian Smartwatch engineered
by Hewlett-Packard," by Gilt.
The luxurious work of art will feature a circular, 44mm
stainless steel case with a reasonably aggressive sporty design and swappable straps
that are black rubber, brown leather, olive green nylon and a limited edition
black. It’s hard not to notice that its shape possess a little similarity to
the Moto 360 Smartwatch.
Have a look at HP's Magnificent New Smartwatch in the Image below.
HP's Luxury Smartwatch Looks Surprisingly Nice. |
The software will be provided by HP, which may point that
the Smartwatch won’t be a single OS believer.
HP will also add the watch's smart features, which will take account of
notifications like email, text and calls, along with sports update and other
apps. It'll also put forward music controls and display weather forecasts.
Keeping in mind that how basic its function set is, it's doubtful
that Gilt will be positioning this as anything other than a high-tech fashion
accessory. We believe that the watch will maintain both Android and iOS, and
will be controlled by means of an app. The company's move seems analogous to
Pebble's, with most of the customization done through an app in its place of the
device itself.
HP, Gilt and Michael Bastian team up on new Smartwatch |
In accordance with Fashionista, The prompting by HP of the
doubtful partnership gave an idea to bring in a fashion designer. From there,
Gilt brought Bastian on board, who took care of the design while HP worked on
the tech inside. But there are no other details like the type of display,
memory or pricing of the product but I believe that it will cost you a good
amount.
The Smartwatch is reportedly arriving this fall, Will HP
succeed in building the hardware, software, and applications for a product? We'll
find out this fall. Stay Connected.
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