Body Location
Worn on the Wrist
Primary Application
Lifestyle
About LiveView™ MN800 Micro Display
The Sony Ericsson LiveView was a micro-display that mirrored and displayed information from an Android smartphone. While primarily intended to be worn on the wrist, the device was also sold with a clip for attaching it to one's clothing. The LiveView displayed text messages, calls, calendar events, reminders, and updates from Facebook and Twitter, and supported third-party plug-ins built with the LiveView SDK. The device was released several years before the initial release of Google's Android Wear operating system, and is now discontinued.
Components
Clock, LCD Display, LED Indicator, Button Interface & Touch InterfacePower Source
Rechargeable BatteryConnectivity
BluetoothCompatibility
AndroidWorkplace Applications
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