Sony will soon launch e-paper watch

In recent years, the competition in the wearable device market has become increasingly fierce, and various new products have emerged in competition. We have seen much more about smart watches with multiple functions. Let's look at a very creative electronic paper watch FES Watch. The watch is made of electronic paper and the dial and strap are integrally formed. The coolest thing is that it can change the appearance of color and texture over time, there is no fixed "long looks" ~

Electronic paper, also called digital paper. It is an ultra-thin, ultra-lightweight display that is understood to be "a thin, soft, rewritable display that is paper-like." Graphically speaking, electronic paper is a thin film, and a layer of charged material “coated” on the film is electronic ink. This can also be seen as a thin embedded remote control panel. The watch uses this material from the strap to the dial, and the user manipulates it through gestures. In fact this watch has already appeared, but did not use Sony brand before. In September last year, a watch called FES Watch was launched on the Japanese crowdfunding website Makuake. The developer of this watch, Fashion Entertainments, was actually a division of Sony, but this identity was not announced at that time. Sony hopes to look at the product's performance only through products rather than brands. It is not a smart watch, it does not have complicated functions, so it can use a button battery to last 60 days.

This stylish watch will be on the market soon, and everyone who is interested can begin to save money!