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Remembering the Pebble 1.0: The DNA inside modern smartwatches

Remembering the Pebble 1.0: The DNA inside modern smartwatches

Posted on July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

How a startup innovated where so many failed

There was a brief time, when wearing the original Pebble smartwatch meant sporting the hippest piece of consumer technology on the planet.

The e-paper smartwatch debuted in April 2012 as the first true Kickstarter phenomenon. It was one of those products tech enthusiasts just love to show off, and perhaps the first wearable MVP.
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Wearables Tags:Kickstarter, Pebble, smartwatch, wearable

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