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Samsung Introduces Its Latest Wearable Tech: Samsung Fingers

Apr 1, 2014 01:21 AM

Innovative digital gloves with smartphone display integration.

Not to be outdone by Google's worldwide Pokémon hunt, Samsung has today announced Samsung Fingers, it's latest foray into wearable tech.

Samsung introduces its first wearable glove, Samsung Fingers.

Smartphone specifications illustrated on a hand diagram, highlighting features like connectivity, camera, sensors, memory, thickness, and weight.

Being touted as the "first all-over-hand wearable device featuring a flexible Super Emo-LED" for the tech-sensitive consumer, the Fingers will come with a 16 megapixel camera, as well as 5G (finally!) and Wifi 902.11wx connectivity.

Other features include:

Talk to the Hand mode
Palm-Rec and ThermoPad
Voice & Snap Amps
S Charge
Gesture support
Flatulence Auditory Reproduction
S Laser

Illustration of three people talking, with a hand wearing a glove that says "Talk to the Hand."

Illustration contrasting hot coffee and cold ice cubes in palms.

People raising their hands with enthusiasm under a sun illustration.

Hand gestures for making, accepting, and rejecting a call.

Cartoon illustration of a hand giving a thumbs up with humorous text about flatulence.

Overall, that's quite an impressive list of features and a very interesting take on wearables. So while Google has its Glass, Samsung has just added some interesting tech to go along with their new Galaxy S5 and Fit smartwatches.

What do you think? Are Samsung Fingers up your alley? Let us know in the comments below.

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