Microsoft Will Launch a Special Wearable for Women

Clip special women wearable

There is exciting news for you fans of Microsoft products. Currently, Microsoft is trying to make a differentiation by offering wearable gadgets for women. According to a report from Business Insider on Tuesday (11/10/2015), Microsoft is currently testing wearable gadget is equipped with Cortana as virtual assistant feature. Microsoft named wearable specially made for the woman with the name “Clip”. Microsoft refers to this project as ‘hearable’. So what does that mean? Wearable for women in the form of a small device that is worn on the ear as earrings. Application of the end is not yet known, and until now, Microsoft is still focused test how people react to different prototypes.

“Clip” will also have a feature that enables rapid interaction features such as wearable on the other. “Clip” will integrate with Cortana, illustrates that the clip does not require a button or other methods to operate it. The Clip can be operated only by giving voice commands. For example, users only need to say “Remember the meeting at 2 pm” then Cortana will respond. The Clip can be your personal secretary who will remind each of your activities. If indeed Clip just made which particular for women, then this will greatly help women busy to work. In addition Clip also has a special design that are commonly used women in general.

Are you interested in having Clip from Microsoft? If you are a husband, then you can give a Clip to your wife as a birthday gift. You can also give it to add a fashionable impression on every appearance of your wife. If indeed Microsoft can make this perfectly Clip, Clip someday may be more popular. With the incorporation of technology Clips with Corona by Microsoft would become an attraction for the fans wearable. We as users can only hope that the Clip will be sold at an affordable price. Thus the special feature of “Clip” will be enjoyed by all levels of society with a wide variety of economic backgrounds.

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