The LG G Watch with Android Wear will come within three months and will release converted less than 220 euros in costs. That has the manufacturer said at a showcase of new products in the United Kingdom. Android Wear is Google’s Android version for the smartwatch.
The smartwatch from LG will need for July to come true and according to the manufacturer is its cost to release ‘less than 180 pounds, which converted 218 euro. The release this seems to coincide with I/O, the developer conference itself from Google, which at the end of June takes place. The manufacturer showed a non-working prototype with the final design, writes Pocket-Lint. Thereon is visible that he is slightly bigger than for example the Samsung Gear 2.
The G Watch is one of the two smartwatch manufacturers presented when Google Android Wear announced. The other is the Moto 360-smartwatch with round screen; the software supports both forms in the interface. Android Wear is mainly focused on the transmission of notifications and use Google Now. There are still no watches with Android Wear; Samsung Gear 2 runs Tizen, Sony uses a proprietary platform for its Smartwatch 2 and the Pebble and Pebble Steel also run their own software.
LG G Watch and Samsung Gear 2 next to each other (source: Pocket-Lint)