Yes folks, the future is here. Today, Canonical announced the Ubuntu Smart Watch. This tiny little gadget allows you to take the world's most popular Linux distribution around with you on your sleeve. Use your favorite Ubuntu application while you're on the go without carrying around a bulky phone in your pocket.
The following picture of the new device was leaked online:
The watch (nicknamed the ShuttleWatch) consists of the following components jam-packed into a tiny little device worn on the user's wrist:
People, it seems, want Ubuntu everywhere. We must have Ubuntu on our phones, our TVs, our refridgerators, and even our toasters. Having Ubuntu on our wrists seems like the next logical step - and it feels right. We are no longer on time - we are on Ubuntu® Time.
According to rumors and early reports, the device will go on sale for $600 US when first launched. When asked about offering a 4 GB edition, a Canonical spokesperson had this to say:
"2 GB ought to be enough for everyone."
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