Swatch sees no particular threat from smart watch

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POSTER: computer news   ||   SWATCH SEES NO PARTICULAR THREAT FROM SMART WATCH	DATE:2014-01-12
Swatch itself ten years ago, in collaboration with Microsoft has released a watch Paparazzi, capable of using radio waves to receive information about quotes and rates, read  news and horoscopes, acquainted with the program of local entertainment and weather forecast.  The device cost about $ 150 and could operate without recharging for almost a week, but require a subscription fee of $ 10 per month or $ 59 per year.   Now, according to representatives of Swatch, the company has all the necessary know-how to create a smart watches, but has no plans to become a major player in this market segment.  According to the manufacturer, Swatch have no desire to produce a bunch of technological bombs that nobody wants to buy. Related Products :

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