Tag Heuer's latest wearable is the Connected Modular 41, a smaller version of the modular smartwatch introduced last year. It will come in at a smaller price tag of $1200.
Engadget has published its review of the Tag Heuer Connected Modular 45 smartwatch and states that it doesn't do much that cheaper Android Wear smartwatches can't.
Google has announced that three more watches are getting Android Wear 2.0, including the TAG Heuer Connected, Fossil Q Founder, and Casio's Smart Outdoor Watch. The updates rollout from today and should hit everyone by April 4th.
TAG Heuer has officially unveiled the Connected Modular 45, which features the Intel Atom Z34XX processor, 4GB of storage, NFC, and Android Wear 2.0. The watch is also priced at $1,650.
TAG Heuer has started teasing its upcoming Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch. Specs are unknown at this point, but it is said to include GPS, improved battery life and a better display than last year's model. The smartwatch will make its debut on March 14.
Sources close to Android Central are telling them that TAG Heuer is getting ready to launch a new connected smartwatch on March 17th. The device is said to be called the TAG Heuer Connected Modular and will run Android Wear 2.0 software.
A new interview with TAG Heuer's CEO has revealed that the company only expected to sell about 20k of its $1,500 smartwatches, but managed to sell more than 56,000.
The TAG Heuer Connected has been available since last year, but now there is a Rose Gold and is priced at a ridiculous price of $9,900. The Android Wear smartwatch features 1GB of RAM, a 410mAh battery, Bluetooth 4.1, and an Intel dual-core processor.
The TAG Heuer Connected won't be the last smartwatch the company releases.
The CEO says we should expect a "real collection" to be released sometime next year but didn't give any additional details of their plans.
TAG Heuer previously said they had to stop selling the device online so that they could meet the demand of their current orders, as well as put the device in stores around the world.
It seems the company has caught up with the demand(at least for now) as the TAG Heuer Connected smartwatch can...
Is the Tag Heuer Connected Android Wear smartwatch worth the $1,500 pricetag? Engadget concludes, "Its build quality is fantastic, and it's comfortable in addition to being stylish. It's just that nothing about the experience feels worth that kind of money."
Phil of Android Central was able to get his hands on the 1,500 dollar TAG Heuer Android Wear smartwatch at CES this year.
He felt it was good for the size, but that it wasn't something he could recommend to most people since everyone doesn't have that type of money they can throw around and...
Kellex from Droid Life just published his review of the TAG Heuer Connected smartwatch and he really enjoyed the device overall. The big gripe he had was the price because anything you can do with this $1,500 device you could do with a $300 one.
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It seems that TAG Heuer is unable to keep up with the number of orders that are coming in for their connected smartwatch.
As a result, the Swiss watch maker is in the process of increasing production of the device as well as halting all online sales.
During an event in New York today, Tag Heuer officially announced the Connected Watch, its first smartwatch running Android Wear.
A luxury watch through and through, the Connected costs $1,500 and carries much of the legacy of Tag Heuer's watchmaking prowess.
Today is the big day for Tag Heuer to unveil their first Android Wear watch.
All we know about it is that it has an Intel chipset, will run Android Wear, and that it’ll cost $1,500.
The live stream starts at 10AM Central
TAG's CEO confirmed in a recent interview that the company's upcoming Android Wear smart watch would cost $1,500. This is $300 cheaper than the originally anticipated price tag, but still very expensive.
An anonymous tipster forwarded this shot along showing an assortment of wrist straps in bright and vivid colors.
To be honest, they looked a little off to us at first — they come off as something you’d find on a $20 children’s watch versus an $1,800 timepiece.
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