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The new Pebble is nostalgic nonsense we don’t need

Eric Migicovsky has relaunched Pebble with two new smartwatches under Core Devices, using the Pebble OS that Google made open source in January.
The Core 2 Duo and Core Time 2 will ship in July and December, respectively, with limited quantities due to a low supply of e-paper displays.
The new watches feature upgraded technology, including a 30-day battery life, with the Time 2 having a touchscreen.
Migicovsky warns that these watches are not meant to compete with high-end devices like the Apple Watch or Garmin products.

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