The mysterious countdown timer on Pebble’s website has had us scratching our heads for a few days now.
Fortunately, a new report sheds light on exactly what Pebble is readying up for unveiling in two days’ time.
According to an Ubergizmo article, Pebble is preparing to launch a brand new smartwatch.
What’s more, the report claims Pebble will reveal a round-faced smartwatch.
That’s in stark contrast to its existing line of wearables, all of which ship with square faces.
“Our source has informed us that
It continues: “It is said to arrive in two sizes and will sport a 0.9-inch screen.”
The device is tipped to ship with a metal finish, although the report claims it hasn’t had access to any photographs.
However, it says “from the description, it sounds like it could easily pass off as a regular timepiece made from metal.”
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The countdown on Pebble’s website runs out on September 23, specifically at 6PM British Summer Time (10am PT).
That’s the same day Eric Migicovsky, Pebble’s CEO, is due to attend a TechCrunch Disrupt event in San Francisco.
Stay tuned to TrustedReviews for the latest on all things Pebble.
Would you prefer if Pebble made the switch to round-faced smartwatches? Let us know in the comments.
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