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LG unveils new W7 smartwatch in U.S
October 4, 2018
SEOUL, Oct. 4 (Yonhap) — South Korean tech firm LG Electronics Inc. has showcased a new smartwatch alongside its signature LG V40 ThinQ smartphone in the United States, industry sources in Seoul said Thursday.
The company’s first hybrid smartwatch, the W7, combines mechanical hands with a digital 1.2-inch touch display running on Wear OS by Google Inc., they said.
The new wearable tech lasts up to two days on a 30-percent improved battery and can function as a conventional watch without recharging for up to 100 days.
The watch, with a price tag of US$450, comes in cloud silver.
LG Electronic said it has no plans at present to launch it in the South Korean market.