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Misfit Vapor gets delayed until October, still priced at $199

The Misfit Vapor is a smartwatch that was announced in January. While the firm promised its release by the end of summer, it appears that the product has been delayed, instead, arriving in October.

The Misfit Vapor was first announced at CES 2017 at the top of the year and was its first smartwatch offering. While it was announced with a custom OS, it would later shift over to leverage Android Wear 2.0. Although the firm did state that it would arrive in late summer, it appears that there has been a delay, pushing the release date back to fall.

As far as specifications go, nothing has changed with the Misfit Vapor including:

  • A stunning 1.39” full round AMOLED display, accentuating a vibrant color palette in 326 pixels per inch
  • An accelerometer, altimeter, gyroscope, optical heart rate sensor, GPS, and microphone to deliver world-class fitness tracking and smartwatch applications straight to the wrist
  • A touch bezel allows users to seamlessly browse Vapor’s menu of watch faces and applications, and respond to notifications, without obscuring content on the display
  • A Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear™ 2100 processor and 4GB of memory as well as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.
  • Water resistance to 50 meters
  • A durable 44mm satin-finished stainless steel upper casing in Jet Black or Rose Gold

Although the $199 price tag may be attractive, the smartwatch will not offer a dedicated GPS antenna. It does offer connected GPS, meaning, if you have a smartphone tethered to it, you'll be able to utilize the GPS provided by the smartphone and consume that data. The Misfit Vapor is scheduled to arrive sometime in October.

Source: The Verge

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