元器件交易網(wǎng)訊 6月26日消息，谷歌開(kāi)發(fā)者大會(huì)于北京時(shí)間今日0時(shí)在舊金山召開(kāi)，會(huì)上發(fā)布了多款采用全新可穿戴系統(tǒng)Android Wear的智能手表。外媒PCWorld撰文，全方位體驗(yàn)LG G智能手表。

　　與三星、摩托羅拉的Android Wear手表相比，LG G的工業(yè)設(shè)計(jì)要更為簡(jiǎn)單。但與Android Wear的用戶體驗(yàn)相比，時(shí)尚美觀的外形似乎就沒(méi)那么重要了。

　　在谷歌開(kāi)發(fā)者大會(huì)的演講中我們也了解到Android Wear完全基于精簡(jiǎn)化信息服務(wù)，并將時(shí)間表、地點(diǎn)、天氣及其他你感興趣的信息予以展示。該系統(tǒng)并未使用類(lèi)似智能機(jī)、平板的傳統(tǒng)主界面，而是谷歌全新的可穿戴操作系統(tǒng)提醒模式，及谷歌的New提醒卡。

LG G采用內(nèi)置麥克風(fēng)，用戶可語(yǔ)音回復(fù)消息

　　信息收入、發(fā)出，所有你在手機(jī)上可以看到的消息都被重新設(shè)計(jì)，更適用于手表的小屏幕。在LG G的使用過(guò)程中，可以將其設(shè)置為“個(gè)人模式”。具體功能將關(guān)閉，語(yǔ)音發(fā)送信息、查看天氣、行走計(jì)數(shù)仍可使用。

　　滑動(dòng)主屏選項(xiàng)卡可以發(fā)現(xiàn)，UI流暢自然，但有些字體對(duì)于人眼來(lái)說(shuō)仍偏小，但LG和谷歌在顯示信息方面做得還是很用心。

試用版的Android Wear UI迅速流暢，但這是在Android Wear應(yīng)用沒(méi)有加載完全的情況下

　　LG G重量為63克，戴起來(lái)與日常手表重量相似，整體尺寸也沒(méi)有造成生理上的不便。LG G屏幕為1.65英寸，采用一塊分辨率為280X280的IPS屏幕，色彩艷麗。但與三星的炫麗屏（Super AMOLED）相比在飽和度方面還有差距。

　　LG G是一款簡(jiǎn)單的平板化的金屬手表，擁有泰坦黑、白金兩種顏色。

LG G厚度為10毫米，試戴感受與佩戴普通手表無(wú)異

　　400毫安的電池可以維持36小時(shí)的使用時(shí)間，續(xù)航較短同時(shí)LG G并不使用USB線充電。LG G采用充電底座，因此對(duì)充電設(shè)備有所限制，但至少不用每次找小的看不到的插口來(lái)充電。

　　LG G內(nèi)部裝載一顆1.2GHz的驍龍400處理器，4GB存儲(chǔ)及具有加速度傳感器、陀螺儀、指南針功能的9軸傳感器。

　　LG手表今日將于谷歌Play商店銷(xiāo)售，售價(jià)為229美元，7月7日開(kāi)始發(fā)貨。（元器件交易網(wǎng)毛毛  編譯）

　　以下為原文：

　　LG’s G Watch may have a more simpleindustrial design than the Android Wear watches from Samsung and Motorola, butwith a user experience so emphatically focused on the Android Wear OS itself,fashion aesthetics may not matter quite so much.

　　Indeed, as we learned Wednesday during theGoogle I/O keynote, Android Wear is all about serving snippets of contextualinformation that respond to external signals like your schedule, your location,the weather, and other data points you deem interesting. The system doesn’tboast a traditional home screen like you’d find on a phone or tablet. Instead,Google’s new wearable OS serves notifications and Google Now alerts on cardsthat take over the watch face.

　　Thanks to a built-in microphone, you canreply to Hangouts messaging with voice replies.

　　Information slips in. Information slipsout. And everything you would otherwise see on your phone has been reformattedand reconsidered for teeny-tiny watch displays. During my hands-on G Watchdemo, I could only play with the watch set to “retail mode.” Actual functionswere turned off, but the experience demonstrated how Android Wear can be usedfor voice-controlled text messaging, checking the weather, and seeing one’s stepcounts.

　　Swiping through the home screen cards, Ifound everything about the UI to be fluid and natural. Some of s erred abit too small for my eyes, but in general LG and Google have done a good job insurfacing the info that matters most.

　　The Android Wear UI was fast and fluid onthe demo unit I played with. But remember: It wasn't actually running fullAndroid Wear apps.

　　At 63 grams, the G Watch felt just as lighton my wrist as my everyday analog watch, and its overall dimensions didn’toverwhelm my anatomy. The G Watch’s 1.65-inch, 280x280 IPS display promisesalways-on performance. The display is fairly bright, but not as brilliant asthe saturated tones of the Super AMOLED displays on Samsung devices.

　　As you can see from my photos, the G Watchis just a simple slab of metal with slightly rounded-off edges. It comes in twocolors—“black titan” and “white gold”—and LG says the case is forged from asingle block of stainless steel.

　　The G watch is 10 mm thick. Put it on, andit basically feels like you're wearing a normal wristwatch.

　　A 400 mAh battery is rated for 36 hours ofuse. That’s not great battery life, and the G Watch doesn’t directly accept astandard USB cable for charging. Instead you lay the watch on a separatecharging cradle. It’s an approach that limits you to proprietary charginghardware, but at least you don’t have to fiddle with a tiny insertion pointevery time you need to charge.

　　Other internal components include a 1.2GHzSnapdragon 400 processor, 4GB of storage (for all your new Android Wear apps),and a 9-axis sensor that features an accelerometer, gyroscope and compass.

　　LG confirmed that the step counts you seein the image at the top of this article orginate directly from the G Watchitself—the wearable doesn’t need to pull them from a phone or, say, LG’sLifeband Touch activity tracker.

　　The G Watch will go on sale in the GooglePlay store today for $229, and should ship to early buyers on July 7. It maynot be the most glamorous Android Wear hardware announced today, but its designin inoffensive—and, remember, Android Wear is the star of this show.