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Apple Watch Series 2 Official Discussion Thread, Official Malaysian Release Date: 21 Oct
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★ Apple Watch Series 2 Official Discussion Thread Version 1 ★ ![]() -----------------> OFFICIAL UNBOXING VIDEO <----------------- » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « This post has been edited by sengkin95: Nov 25 2016, 11:31 PM |
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is call Apple Watch series 2
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QUOTE(LVL1NiNjA @ Sep 8 2016, 02:50 AM) Seems to me like they are making refinements on the Apple Watch and called it Apple Watch S. but they do upgrade Apple watch series 1 with dual core The big redesign is coming for in 2017 alongside iPhone 8, marks 10th year anniversary. don't know what the point get series 2 |
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Pokemon Go |
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battery life still the same but i noticed one thing - series 1 price dropped from 1499 to 1299 (42mm case, sports) ?
and when will series 2 be available here? This post has been edited by idoblu: Sep 8 2016, 09:42 AM |
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Price updates
https://www.lowyat.net/2016/113978/apple-wa...ets-price-drop/ While we're not in the first or second wave of iPhone release, looks like we'll get the Apple watch series 2 sooner rather than later |
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whats the difference between Nike+ edition and the regular one? i see same price. does the regular watch have the same Nike+ fonts as well?
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With watchOS 3, the existing Series 1, would be good enough, probably I don't wear watch to swim & play Pokemon Go
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Sep 8 2016, 09:41 AM) battery life still the same but i noticed one thing - series 1 price dropped from 1499 to 1299 (42mm case, sports) ? Yup, but they mentioned also they will upgrade the processor on the old series 1 to be the same processor as Series 2. Buying one now from a retailer would almost certainly be the older version I guess?and when will series 2 be available here? |
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Ceramic is out of question here for me..
Just what's the difference between aluminium and steel case since the price diff in MYR almost 1k but the design looks identical. |
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QUOTE(idoblu @ Sep 8 2016, 12:49 PM) It's in the key notes this morning.Apple Watch Series 1 vs Apple Watch Series 2: Performance improvements The first Apple Watch used Apple’s S1 chip running at 520MHz, paired with 512MB of RAM and 8GB of total storage, although only a fraction of this was available to the user for music and photos. At launch, the Apple Watch was a little sluggish. But this improved with the introduction of native watch apps in watchOS2 that weren’t reliant on a paired iPhone and further improvements were promised with watchOS3 that sped app times up even further. Unsurprisingly, Apple has upgraded the specifications of the Watch 2. Using a new dual-core S2 chip it claims offers 50% more performance. A new GPU promises double the performance. Native app gaming performance should see a nice boost in terms of frame rates. Surprisingly, the Apple Watch Series 1 has been updated with the same S2 dual-core processor, so if you buy one now you'll get the same performance upgrades. Read more at http://trustedreviews.com/opinions/apple-w...p8u6EOv3xpoL.99 |
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QUOTE(attw @ Sep 8 2016, 02:47 PM) It's in the key notes this morning. Thanks for your info Apple Watch Series 1 vs Apple Watch Series 2: Performance improvements The first Apple Watch used Apple’s S1 chip running at 520MHz, paired with 512MB of RAM and 8GB of total storage, although only a fraction of this was available to the user for music and photos. At launch, the Apple Watch was a little sluggish. But this improved with the introduction of native watch apps in watchOS2 that weren’t reliant on a paired iPhone and further improvements were promised with watchOS3 that sped app times up even further. Unsurprisingly, Apple has upgraded the specifications of the Watch 2. Using a new dual-core S2 chip it claims offers 50% more performance. A new GPU promises double the performance. Native app gaming performance should see a nice boost in terms of frame rates. Surprisingly, the Apple Watch Series 1 has been updated with the same S2 dual-core processor, so if you buy one now you'll get the same performance upgrades. Read more at http://trustedreviews.com/opinions/apple-w...p8u6EOv3xpoL.99 Hmmm....liddis I might just get series 1 cause I really don't need waterproofing and GPS.... This post has been edited by idoblu: Sep 8 2016, 03:28 PM |
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QUOTE(attw @ Sep 8 2016, 02:47 PM) It's in the key notes this morning. after upgraded with dual core processor S1Apple Watch Series 1 vs Apple Watch Series 2: Performance improvements The first Apple Watch used Apple’s S1 chip running at 520MHz, paired with 512MB of RAM and 8GB of total storage, although only a fraction of this was available to the user for music and photos. At launch, the Apple Watch was a little sluggish. But this improved with the introduction of native watch apps in watchOS2 that weren’t reliant on a paired iPhone and further improvements were promised with watchOS3 that sped app times up even further. Unsurprisingly, Apple has upgraded the specifications of the Watch 2. Using a new dual-core S2 chip it claims offers 50% more performance. A new GPU promises double the performance. Native app gaming performance should see a nice boost in terms of frame rates. Surprisingly, the Apple Watch Series 1 has been updated with the same S2 dual-core processor, so if you buy one now you'll get the same performance upgrades. Read more at http://trustedreviews.com/opinions/apple-w...p8u6EOv3xpoL.99 then what the point getting Apple Watch series 2 ? except swimproof and build in GPS |
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