it's chunky so i don't know who would want to wear it. >> big watches are in. >> put away the cartier and put this on. it's supposed to handle phone calls, web serving, e-mails, supposed to have an l.e.d. type display, may have a camera. the pricing looks like for this samsung about $200, that looks like it will be less than what apple may come out with its iwatch rumored to come out at the end of the year. >> what is the good/bad. it's kind of big but also small in terms of using it as a screen. what does it do, not do? >> the small screen is sort of a downside to it, also the idea with these companies is to replace your iphone with this watch so i don't see myself going, chris, let's meet for a drink around the corner, over. do you want to be talking into your match? you kind of become a slave to charging the battery, just like you charge your phone every day you have to charge your watch. also you look at the current crop of the wearable smartphones or wearable watches. they're companion devices, not just by themselves so you would