Gallery: Full Apple Watch Details, Including Prices and Availability
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Apple watch pricing was announced today. The aluminum Sport model starts at $349.
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Prices will vary depending on which band you choose. The rubber and leather bands are less expensive than the finely machined metal link and mesh options.
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Watches will go on sale April 10th via preorder. Retail sales and shipments commence on April 24th.
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An update to iOS (version 8.2) will arrive in April and enable Watch apps and interactions.
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The steel version, which comes in light and dark varieties, will cost between $549 and $1,099 depending on watch size and band style.
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More app Interactions were demonstrated today, including answering calls and texts, talking to Siri, and hailing an Uber.
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On the side is a single button and a spinning digital crown for zooming, scrolling, and navigating menus.
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Apple is claiming 18 hours of battery life with the Apple Watch. You'll have to charge it every night using the magnetic charger that attaches to the back.
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