LG G Watch R Smartwatch Blends Classic Looks With A Capable Round Screen
The market for the "sensible smartwatch" has been heating up lately, as we have three extremely strong offerings coming up from three industry giants. For one, there is?Motorola's Moto360, which?will bring?a perfectly round shape and a large, albeit not perfectly circular display to the market in the coming weeks. Then there is the Samsung Gear S, a bold new announcement with a curved a display that we covered just a few hours?prior to today's other highly?important release: the LG G Watch R Smartwatch. Let's take a look now at the latter and see why it might mean?an important step towards the more wearable and more capable smartwatch.As?is made obvious?by?the officially released images, the LG G Watch R smartwatch was designed to blend several key design elements of a more classically styled sports watch with all the necessary goodies of a smartwatch. Its?nearly perfectly round shape, IP67 rated water resistance that guarantees the watch to remain functional up to a depth of one meter

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