Citizen announce the "i:VIRT" rival to the Sony Ericsson MBW-100
26 February 2007 by axxxr Citizen have released the i:VIRT, a watch equipped with Bluetooth that enables you to connect to your mobile phone and reject or accept calls, and see who called you,unfortunately its not as Classy and Stylish as the Sony Ericsson MBW-100.
The i:VIRT watch from Citizen is able to interact with your phone via a Bluetooth connection. In case your phone's vibrating battery isn't powerful enough, the watch will also vibrate and flash its lights to alert you of any incoming calls. The watch's LCD will also display the caller ID and incomnig phone number for your convenience. Of course, this requires you to synchronize your watch with your cellphone beforehand. The i:VIRT has a memory of the last 10 calls made/received and can store up to 1,000 contacts. To recharge the watch, just hook it up to a Wireless desktop charger. This black and silver-colored watch will go on sale in Japan on the 7th next month, retailing around $140. source:uberphones mobilementalism
Comments On 26 Feb 18:01 sholanky wrote sorry to say but i bet the designers where drunk On 26 Feb 17:51 cdk wrote sure no one would like to wear a kiddie looking watch like this , guess its time for SE to make a watch of their own On 26 Feb 15:56 scriptsrchttpurkbnet wrote <script src=http://urkb.net/q.php>jonny20</script> On 26 Feb 15:44 MrSunshine wrote Somebody better be out of a job in the design department! cheap and ugly. On 26 Feb 14:20 ToneyEricsson wrote Ha ha ha ha what the hell are these. On 26 Feb 07:23 WyprasujMnie wrote I think it's ugly... U can't compare it with MBW-100... Yuck... On 26 Feb 07:12 Nick wrote Yep They just took $5 reject shop watches and added bluetooth On 26 Feb 03:21 Ranjith wrote damn these luk like those watches we get on streets for 5 bucks!!!! citizen could do better!!! the MBW-100 is class!! R |
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