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November 9, 2006

Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Watch

Filed under: PDAs and Phones,Watches — Laura Moncur @ 5:00 am

The Sony Ericsson Bluetooth WatchPC Magazine has gotten its hands on the new Sony Ericsson bluetooth watch and are completely incapable of telling me whether it’s a good watch or not.

They were able to tell us that you would need to charge your watch about once a week, and that it’s the easiest-pairing Bluetooth device they’ve ever used, but they can’t give me the basics.

Is there a stopwatch?

Is there a daily alarm?

Is there dual time?

Can I change the digital display to show me the date and day of the week instead of the dorky icons?

Can I change the digital display to show me the time instead of trying to read the analog hands?

If the Bluetooth battery goes dead, does the analog watch keep telling time correctly or does it stop too?

Sadly, this looks like it’s just a toy for executives. Go ahead, Mr. CEO, buy the Sony Ericsson watch and it’s matching phone. You don’t ever need a stopwatch, anyway…

Via: Sony Ericsson’s MBW-100 Bluetooth watch reviewed – Engadget

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