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DZ09 your thoughts please
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electricpete
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Video Review here:
Specs here
Selected specs Specs repeated
Bluetooth version: V3.0
LCD size: 1.56 inch TFT (capacitive touch screen)
Network data: support GPRS
Network frequency: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
SIM card: Micro SIM (single card slot)
CPU: MTK6260A 533MHZ
Memory: 128Mbit+64Mbit (Nor Flash + SRAM)
External storage: support up to 16GB Micro SD/TF
Ports: Micro USB
Bluetooth OS: Android
Resolution: 240*240
Sim card and SD card are something not found on typical A.W. watch (although sim card probably not needed)
According to the video, it seems to also have camera and built in speaker... more things not on an A.W. watch.
The RAM and cpu are a lot less than typical A.W. phone.
RAM is 128+64 Mbits if we believe the link. Typical A.W. has at least 512Mbytes where a byte is 8x as big as a bit, which would make A.W. about 25x larger. I suspect that page listing bits may have been a typo though.
Whether the power-house specs of A.W. cpu/ram are really needed for typical core smartwatch functions is debatable. It's probably needed for voice recognition which I imagine is one of the few things your watch doesn't do.
For $30 bucks or so, you can't go wrong.
Enjoy it and let us know how you like it.
Specs here
Selected specs Specs repeated
Bluetooth version: V3.0
LCD size: 1.56 inch TFT (capacitive touch screen)
Network data: support GPRS
Network frequency: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
SIM card: Micro SIM (single card slot)
CPU: MTK6260A 533MHZ
Memory: 128Mbit+64Mbit (Nor Flash + SRAM)
External storage: support up to 16GB Micro SD/TF
Ports: Micro USB
Bluetooth OS: Android
Resolution: 240*240
Sim card and SD card are something not found on typical A.W. watch (although sim card probably not needed)
According to the video, it seems to also have camera and built in speaker... more things not on an A.W. watch.
The RAM and cpu are a lot less than typical A.W. phone.
RAM is 128+64 Mbits if we believe the link. Typical A.W. has at least 512Mbytes where a byte is 8x as big as a bit, which would make A.W. about 25x larger. I suspect that page listing bits may have been a typo though.
Whether the power-house specs of A.W. cpu/ram are really needed for typical core smartwatch functions is debatable. It's probably needed for voice recognition which I imagine is one of the few things your watch doesn't do.
For $30 bucks or so, you can't go wrong.
Enjoy it and let us know how you like it.