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Might as well start a separate thread for this.

They certainly kept customization in mind. iPhone required. Music can be stored on watch.

Seems to be working on iOS (at least now). Apple Watch just introduced.

Can anyone hold a stream?

It really whips the llama's ass! Oh, wait. Some info on formats here - http://magazine.wimp.no/2013/09/wimp-hifi-lossless-music-streaming/

A little Fred's steak.

At the other end someone likes to add a little something down below (and above)... http://audiokarma.org/forums/showpost.php?p=8071419

Awesome Mix, Vol. 1 http://dealmac.com/iphone/deals/1143061.html

Looks like Marc Newson just "formalized" his relationship with Apple. Who knows if he worked on whatever gets announced Tuesday, but as wearables are being discussed here posting a video of his previous timepiece designs. http://vimeo.com/48145119

http://youtu.be/LGV35i-gGnE

Unless I missed something, except for the mobile app animated gif output, there's no way to embed living images on HC (or nearly everywhere else). Hopeful the 500px support will lead to greater acceptance, but it's a long road.

Ah, I think I misunderstood a little. Good luck though on a seemingly great project.

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It doesn't fit all your criteria, but for some reason I immediately though of the Canon N. Probably the shooters age and strap emphasis. Maybe not best for internal shots though. Could pick up three with your budget.

A real burger at Jeffrey's.

Then again the screen could be the least interesting part of the device.

For lack of a better place to put this... New Curated Music & Video Streaming Service – Later this fall, a Scandinavian music streaming service called WiMP HiFi will introduce TIDAL in the U.S., which offers uncompressed lossless sound, hi-def music videos and is curated by experienced music journalists. It will have over 26 milllion CD-quality tracks and over 75,000 HD music videos for a monthly subscription of $19.99. It will be available on the web as well as thru a dedicated player app of iOS and Android devices. When streaming on the move, users can choose either a lower bitrate, AAC+96 or AAC 320kbps.

Or days. I agree about likely 1st gen issues and usefulness. Everyone wants them to succeed, but confused at what they're supposed to do. And we know there are only a couple companies gonna lead there. http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/09/04/fashion/intel-and-opening-ceremony-collaborate-on-mica-a-stylish-tech-bracelet.html

To get started in the morning...

http://youtu.be/bqJ_HIuJpsw Laniakea: Our home supercluster http://youtu.be/rENyyRwxpHo