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February 12, 2013

Apple Has Plenty of Smart Watch Competition

Jared Newman, Time


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Although Apple has a reputation for revolutionary products, they don’t appear out of thin air. Usually, when the company enters a new market, it first looks at all the competition and figures out why it hasn’t become popular. Only then does Apple make a big leap forward, as it did with the iPod, iPhone and iPad.

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