“The Apple Watch goes on sale in a few weeks: 24 April. It’s the latest release from the company that created gadgets that we didn’t know we had to have, like the iPod and iPad,” David Phelan writes for The Independent. “Right now, many people know what it looks like and how much it costs – though the 18-carat gold deluxe models have caused eyebrows to be raised at their £8,000 plus ticket price. But not everyone knows what the Apple Watch is for, or even know if they want one.”
“The Apple Watch is a convenient, deeply personal way to access notifications such as text messages, emails or social networking updates,” Phelan writes. “It also offers access to a wealth of apps from mapping to health monitors.”
“You can go to selected Apple retail stores from 10 April to see the Watch, try it on, see which size – there are two screen sizes – and strap you like best. There are lots of versions to choose from and though you can save time by looking at the various models on the Apple website first, trying it on is crucial,” Phelan writes. “But, be warned, once you’ve seen it and handled it, you might find you’re converted.”
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