It doesn't just show notifications. I wouldn't buy too if it does so only

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I'll confirm with you guys again once Motorola notifies its next availability

what else it does?

i really dunno & want to know.

can you add me in too? 

For those who worried about the battery life

At the most basic level, this watch has a TI OMAP 3 for the main application processor. From a performance perspective the OMAP 3 is a solid and simple choice, packing a Cortex-A8 CPU alongside a PowerVR SGX 530 GPU, reflecting the fact that wearables don't require anything near cutting edge performance. However this choice in SoC is oddly out of date on the manufacturing side as OMAP 3 was produced on a now dated 45nm process. Though the Moto 360 doesn't need the performance benefits from from newer 28nm or 20nm processes, these newer processes can deliver similar performance with lower power consumption, which would seem to be a boon for a space and power constrained device such as a watch.

To be honest, the battery life should really sucks because it uses TI Omap3, which I think is a 3 years old soc.
Other smartwatches uses snapdragon 400.

The guy in the video, he is turning off the screen whenever it is possible.
Most people prefer the screen to be on all the time, even if it is dimmed.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8493/motorol...rst-impressions

Moto 360 responds to your voice. Just say “Ok Google” to ask questions like “What time is the Malaysia vs Singapore football game today?” or “Is it raining?” or you can ask for directions like "Navigate me to KLCC". It's really helpful especially when you're riding or cycling, bcs you don't have to stop. You can also use your voice to schedule an appointment, send a text, set an alarm or take a note and etc
Already did

There is no point in having the screen on at all times since moto 360 brings up the display everytime you flick your wrist. I guess it is personal preference then, those who like to have it on all the time can go for the G Watch R instead, with smaller screen and fixed outer ring face.

MKBHD just tweeted this.

Hey bro, what is the expected arrival date since it's out of stock everywhere.

Arrival date to where? MY?

Wonder why too, one reason I can think of is cutting cost. Old processor require more space too which should be filled with more battery.

your forwarder and MY of course. 

Although reviews didn't comment much with TI OMAP and the performance on videos seem ok, however, I'm abit skeptical with the future where more features are coming to SW.

Heeerrmmm....WHy don't they use S400? 

But I don't use forwarder. I'll be teaming up with my friend in the US like how I did with Moto X (1st Gen.)

First, we have no idea when Motorola is gonna restock, and how many there will be. 2nd, we don't know how long(yet) it'll take for it to be delivered, but Moto X (1st Gen.) used to take 7 days. 3rd, from US to MY, it may take 6-10 days