Thousands of limited-edition versions of the Nabu X for PAX will be handed out to attendees at the company’s accessories gala event
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“When we first announced the Razer Nabu at CES 2014, we got a lot of comments about features people liked and aspects where improvements were needed,” says Min-Liang Tan, co-founder and CEO, Razer. – So we redesigned the Razer Nabu based on those comments, including moving the button to make it more intuitive. A zombie video is a fun way to celebrate the relaunch of one of our most anticipated products, along with the fans who supported its creation.”.
Razer unveiled the next generation of accessories this weekend at PAX Prime in Seattle, giving away 2,000 exclusive PAX Blue Nabu X wristbands to attendees.
Both Nabu and Nabu X will receive a big update through a new companion app that will be compatible with both devices. This new app has a vibrant interface that better shows a picture of the user’s daily activity, as well as many other features, including advanced algorithms for automatic sleep tracking. Nabu X users can download a beta version of the companion app today at razerzone.com/nabu-x.
Razer Nabu features unique wristband communication technology. Users will be able to display fitness data and alerts from their smartphone directly on their wrist with a small LED screen. Read more about the Razer Nabu on the razerzone page.com/nabu.
PRICE: $99.99
ACCESS:
Pre-order – will open Sept. 15
Deliveries – October 2015
PRODUCT FEATURES:
- Compatibility: iOS devices – iPhone 5, 5S, 5C, 6 and on Android 4.3 and up
- Lithium polymer battery that lasts up to 6 days
- Splash-proof
Screen and sensors:
- 128×16 LED single-color
- 3-axis accelerometer
- Cylindrical vibration motor
Software:
- Bluetooth connection with low power consumption
- Nabu companion app available for download on Google Play Store and Apple iTunes
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