Smartwatches and wearables in general are definitely in the technology area to be keeping an eye on this year, but while there are plenty of impressive devices showing their faces now and then, few have truly captured our imagination of what a smartwatch can truly be or look like. A Senior Manager at Meizu has other ideas, today unveiling a so-called Meizu MWatch concept, something which I think certainly looks close to where smartwatches may end up in the future, or at least, where we want them to end up.
Meizu says the MWatch would have a fully flexible 2.4-inch resolution screen, a metal bracelet, 5MP camera, NFC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and significant app support. While I’ve never been a fan of watches with cameras on them, this Meizu MWatch concept is definitely an impressive one, though Meizu has made no comment on whether they’ll ever put this into actual development.
Meizu, one of China’s most successful Android phone manufacturers, has been on top of their game lately, particularly with their smartphone releases like the Meizu MX3 which we got to take a look at CES 2014. It’s almost painful to see all these smartwatch concepts come out and tease us with what could be possible, but perhaps one of these days, someone will listen and make the smartwatch that we’ve all be dreaming of.
What do you think about this Meizu MWatch concept? Let us know your opinion on the comments below.
Source: GizChina via Phones Review
