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Thursday, May 12, 2011

iWatch - Apple Concept Hours



Design studios ADR (Italy), A rare concept for a sober look and the ability to offer innovation. Watches have a beautiful name iWatch. They are enclosed in an aluminum housing supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. All of these opportunities they need to communicate and, apparently, synchronize data with iPad or iPhone. The clock can display RSS-feeds and weather forecasts, Internet access either through their own Wi-Fi, or by using Bluetooth-connection. Idea equipped hours 16 gigabytes of internal memory.

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