What the new Apple Watch could look like Ever since reports of Apple wanting to make 6 million of its new Apple Watch have made it to the internet, many have taken to various online forums to talk about the hugely anticipated Watch even more so than new iPhone rumors. So, here we are going to talk about all those rumors which have been surrounding the entry-level Watch. For starters, it is apparent that Apple has very high expectations for its Apple Watch which is why it has ordered such a high number of its wearable in the first place. That being said, the order for the Apple Watch is somewhat similar to that of its initial iPad launch. The iPad had sold over 7.5 million units within just six months of its initial release back in 2010. And according to insiders, the company is looking to see a repeat of its past success.
Still, according to reports, Apple is looking to outpace many of its rivals in the smartwatch market, such as Sony, LG, Samsung and Motorola. According to the stats, Android has sold approximately 720,000 units so far in the last six months, which means that the Apple Watch, being an all-new product based on its different operating system will need to do better than that. The Taiwan-based company, Quanta Computer, is the sole assembler of the Apple Watch and according to reports, has already started production of the product since the beginning of this year. And to get ready for the new launch in April, Quanta’s factory has been put in to over drive, where work on manufacturing the Apple Watch is being carried out almost round the clock. The Watch is Apple’s only new product since the release of the iPad, and has had a tough run in getting its apps to work properly and get approved by the FDA. Amongst iPhone rumors were reports that Apple also had to strip some of the big plans it had in the types of apps which were going to be used in the Apple Watch due to various functionality issues which cropped up at the last minute. Apple is going to release the Watch in three main categories. The entry-level Apple Watch Sport, which was on display last fall, a mid-level Watch and the high-end model which is going to feature 18-karat gold casing. The Gold-edition is going to sell for $4,000, which is more expensive than Apple’s Mac computer. For more details you can visit us at: http://www.technogigs.com/