While many try to get their hands on the new Apple Watch, two stars have openly admitted it's not for them.
With the new range of lifestyle watches being released by Apple, two "Avengers: Age of Ultron" stars has revealed they're not that interested in the new product. While Tony Stark or Iron Man may be all about technology, RDJ seems to prefer something more classic, not to mention, much more expensive.
Speaking to the Associated Press, it was noted by USA Today that the 50-year-old Marvel icon says he isn't interested in the device.
"Every time they make one of these announcements, you go 'that's the device that's going to enslave us."
He went on to continue: "I was just, like, looks kinda small. I like my watch. I like this Omega," and added: "I don't need another Apple product."
His co-star, Elizabeth Olsen who plays Scarlett Witch, has admitted that the Apple Watch isn't for her either. CNet reports that the younger sister of celebrities Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen didn't even know anything about the new wearable technology.
"That's so weird." Upon digesting the new information when it was explained to her, her reaction was, "That sounds so stupid. Have your phone be a phone and your watch be a watch."
Apple Watch News
The Apple Watch is the iPhone-maker's first venture into the wearable technology industry and was unveiled by company CEO Tim Cook on Sept. 9, 2014.
The watch provides a number of functions that include health-oriented sensors, fitness tracking and integration with the iOS system that allows it to connect with other Apple products, namely the iPhone. Earlier given the moniker, iWatch, there are three collections to choose from that include two sizes across all devices. They are 38mm (1.5 in) and the other, 42mm (1.7 in).
TechRadar wrote that the prices for the different Apple Watches range from $349 for the entry-level sport-type watch while the most luxurious, an 18-karat-gold edition, selling with a price tag of $17,000.
The Apple Watch was available for pre-order earlier this month on April 10 with the first batch of reaching customers April 24.
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