Buy Pebble Watch: Future Epaper Smartwatch for $150

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You can buy Pebble Watch for $150 only, an E-Paper Smartwatch of the future that will replace your old watch forever. Linked across Android and Apple iPhone, the Pebble watch promises to display more than just time alone and connect with your gadgets like never before.

Pebble Watch

The Pebble company put up this Kickstarter project (external site) to raise $100,000 a few months back and ended up collecting over $10 million in a few days. What was special about it was that it heralded the marketing of smartwatches of the future for a low cost of $150, and everyone wanted to see it happen, and everyone wanted to buy one and show it off to their friends.

Pebble Epaper Watch

Available in five colors, the pebble watch will provide vibrating alerts and notifications, which you can dismiss by shaking your wrist only. So what are these alerts? it could be an incoming caller ID, alarms, Twitter messages, Facebook updates, new e-mail, calendar alerts, or weather updates!

The pebble watch is powered by a 144 x 168 pixel black and white e-paper display, with built-in Bluetooth and a 3 axis accelerometer. Pebble connects by Bluetooth to your iPhone or Android device and can download apps via Bluetooth from the developing App Store. The Pebble watch is water-resistant and is charged by a USB cable with a battery life of up to 7 days on a single charge. Pre-order Pebble watches (external site) right now for $150 only, as shipping will start on January 23, 2013.

This smartwatch will change the way you use your watch forever.

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  1. Thank you for the overview. I’ve been hearing about these watches and wondered what all the hoopla was about!