TAG Heuer Launches "Connected" Android Wear Smartwatch With Intel Inside (hothardware.com)

MojoKid writes: Today, TAG Heuer officially announced its Connected Watch, which is its fist watch to run Google's Android Wear operating system. $1,500 may sound like a lot to spend on a smartwatch, but TAG Heuer reckons that the high price tag won't matter given the pedigree attached to its newest wearable. The Connected takes more than a few cues from TAG Heuer's own Carrera analog watch, but replaces the intricately designed and assembled mechanical internals with microchips. TAG Heuer worked closely with both Google and Intel while developing the Connected. The smartwatch is powered by an Intel Atom Z34XX processor and offers Bluetooth LE, Wi-Fi, 4GB of internal storage, gyroscopic sensors and a grade 2 titanium casing./i

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[Gravis Zero]

As for battery life, TAG Heuer says that you’ll get roughly 30 hours of runtime in typical usage scenarios.

you know it's bad when your watch can't outlast a winding watch from the 19th century.