Earlier this year, Google announced that it indirectly owned Pebble's software.Open sourceWhen Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky revealed that he would use it to create a new smartwatch, he also announced that he would use it to create a new smartwatch.AnnounceThe Core 2 Duo and Core Time 2 smartwatches feature always-on e-paper displays, long-lasting battery life, and a minimalist design with a physical button interface.
Both smartwatches run the open-source PebbleOS operating system, access numerous PebbleOS-specific services, and allow users to modify or flash custom firmware. Both watches are also available for pre-order, indicating Eric Migicovsky's involvement in product development from a very early stage.
Among them, the smartwatch named Core 2 Duo is almost identical to the previously launched Pebble 2 and uses a 1.26-inch black and white e-paper display, but it has a new processor, a polycarbonate frame, and a battery life of up to 30 days. It also adds sleep tracking, step tracking and other functions, as well as a barometer and compass functions. In addition, it has built-in microphones and other components. The suggested retail price is US$149. It is available in black and white and is expected to be shipped in July this year.
As for the Core Time 2, it is Eric Migicovsky's ideal watch. Its design concept is derived from the previously launched Pebble Time series. It has a touch screen design, heart rate measurement function, built-in microphone and speaker, and is IPX8 waterproof. It is also available in black and white, but new colors may be added later. The suggested retail price is US$225, and it will not be shipped until the end of this year.
