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Lenovo pulls smartband listing from website

BiGsAm
BiGsAm
Oct 27, 2014

Lenovo has just removed what appears to be an accidental leak of its upcoming new smart wearable device from their website.

The Smartband listing that suddenly popped up on Lenovo’s site described the new product as a fitness wristband tracker, called the Lenovo Smartband (SW-B100) and targeted at “young people who take care of their personal health, and are interested in new tech trend products.”

The wearable doesn’t use Android Wear but runs on its own user interface, comes in blue or orange and is compatible with iOS, Android and Windows Phone devices.

The smartband features the capability of receiving calls / SMS alerts and enables users to track daily steps, calories, sleep patterns and heart rate according to the listing. Furthermore, the wearable also offers users the ability to lock and unlock a PC without the need of entering a password.

We’ve reached out to Lenovo for comments, but were unable to get any confirmation on the matter.

 

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