Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
Fuck it. I'm out of here. I'll leave you two to chat about how this can run on 93mA for the next three million years, and power China at the same time... Ffs
Fuck me, it's like talking to 3 year olds or 93 year olds. How can neither of you see that this can't work? Have you no idea what electricity is?
I'm going to bookmark this thread and come back to it when V2 doesn't arrive or doesn't work as advertised, and I'm going to laugh, a lot, because it cannot possibly work. It's a scam. V1 was to convince idiots to buy into V2, and V2 is a complete scam!To be fair, I’m a bit fuzzy.
V4 works off the steam off your pissI’m looking forward to V4 so I can top up my Nissan Leaf if I’m caught short...
V4 works off the steam off your piss
Apologies, 8ball. I didn't mean to be insulting. At least you seem genuinely interested in whether or not it could ever work, as opposed to merely trying to score points.
I'll be amazed if it manages fully functioning GPS.It only looks like the push notifications that are pushing it, going by that list (the companion apps will run on a phone).
It’s also a lot bigger than the previous model.
The GPS and some other things that were mentioned were never claimed by the manufacturers, and I think the heart rate sensor is on the current model.
I’m not an electronic engineer, but I have a basic understanding about which functions suck up a lot of power.
A breather equals a full recharge.Oh, just noticed the GPS.
Let’s exclude that one.
Edit: one “hands on” review said the prototype manages an hour of GPS then it needs a breather.
Oh wait. You're back alreadyFuck it. I'm out of here.
I came back because I thought you'd left.Oh wait. You're back already
A breather equals a full recharge.
It's a bullshit scam.
It lies. The majority of power will come from the battery, until it runs flat, then it dies.It also says the majority of power will come from the solar if you’re using the GPS.
Some more info:
First Look: Body Heat and Solar Powered Matrix PowerWatch 2 GPS
It's a good article that.It also says the majority of power will come from the solar if you’re using the GPS.
Some more info:
First Look: Body Heat and Solar Powered Matrix PowerWatch 2 GPS
It lies. The majority of power will come from the battery, until it runs flat, then it dies.
Which makes it even more useless.Maybe, but the available solar power far outstrips the peltier unit.
It's a good article that.
Which makes it even more useless.
A watch that lasts a single hour is already dead in the water. It's beyond useless. I can think of one single scenario where it might be of some use, and that's to review it for one hour.Yeah, a good bit of detail.
It certainly underlines that the aims are ambitious. I missed the GPS on the feature list, but that looks like both the USP and what might kill it.
Which makes it even more useless.
A watch that lasts a single hour is already dead in the water. It's beyond useless. I can think of one single scenario where it might be of some use, and that's to review it for one hour.
I've got myself to work on foot when my car ran out of petrol, but I'd have been mightily pissed off if the car had been advertised as never needing petrol.60-90 mins in “full on” continuous GPS. I’ve got myself to places with little bursts of GPS on my phone before.
Me too. It's clear that the watch isn't being advertised as a do-everything sportsperson's dream watch. It's a set of compromises like every other gadget out there and people can decide if its limitations and plus points suits their needs or not. Constantly slagging it off because it can't do absolutely everything as well as its rivals is a fruitless exercise.60-90 mins in “full on” continuous GPS. I’ve got myself to places with little bursts of GPS on my phone before.
Where was your phone at the time? Let me guess. It was within a few feet of your smartwatch, rendering the watch more useless than this oneMy Sony smartwatch didn't have GPS but was still able to relay 'next turn' notifications from the phone. Suited me fine.
It suited my needs just fine so I've absolutely no idea what you're going on about now. It wasn't useless at all, It was exactly what I wanted.Where was your phone at the time? Let me guess. It was within a few feet of your smartwatch, rendering the watch more useless than this one