The LG G Watch, according to the manufacturer’s own day and a half in standby. This is evident from specsheets that online appeared. The watch should be next month in the shops and was given an extensive presentation on Googles developer conference itself I/O.
The G Watch keeps it in standby for 36 hours-full and it will use probably about a day to persevere. This is the screen always on. The battery has a capacity of 400mAh, and would be within two hours of charging. The G Watch will be one of the first watches with Android Wear, the version of Googles mobile operating system for watches.
The details on the G Watch are posted by @Upleaks, which was previously a dump of the operating system of the watch posted online. The details published are consistent with previously published specifications. The G Watch has a Snapdragon 400-soc on board, a APQ8026 with four Cortex A7 cores at 1.2 GHz and a Adreno 305 gpu. The watch has a presence sensor, pedometer and tilt sensor on board.
The watch would be 46,5×37,9mm measure, almost a bunch of fat and 61 grams. The screen is 1.65″ wide and has, according to the specsheet, with a resolution of 280×280 pixels. The G Watch is coming next month and would be around 200 euros in costs.
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