Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:49PM EDT
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Here's a scenario for you: Imagine being at school or in an important meeting
and your phone rings. You suddenly remember you forgot to put the phone on vibrate
before you went in, and now everyone in the room is staring at you while you
frantically search inside your bottomless purse for a loud ringing cell phone.
Sounds familiar? I can't count the times this has happened to me, so I was glad
to hear someone out there finally came up with a clever solution.
Sony
Ericsson and Fossil teamed up to developed the MBW-200, a Bluetooth watch
collection with caller ID, and alert system that buzzes you every time you receive
a text message or a call. The stylish waterproof watch features a clear monochrome
OLED display on its face, and has extra buttons on the side so you can reject, mute, or answer a call.
Apparently, you can even use the watch as a remote control to shuffle through
the music on your phone.
Three conservative designs called Sparkling Allure, Contemporary Elegance and Evening Classic will be arriving sometime before the end of fourth quarter. Pricing hasn't been disclosed, so I'm hoping these beauties will at least be affordable because I for one plan on getting one.
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1 Posted by klacour on Thu Sep 3, 2009 4:52PM EDT Report Abuse
The current MBW-150 goes for $4-500 ... a bit pricey ... I can't imagine Sony would cut prices on anything 2nd-gen ...