Will the long wait for Apple's first wearable device be finally over soon?
Several sources claim that the Cupertino tech giant will finally put the highly anticipated Apple Watch device on store shelves by the end of March.
Earlier reports about the Apple Watch claimed that the device will come out in "early 2015," while other specifically said that the new product line from Apple will release it in spring right after the Chinese New Year in February. But the newest update about the wearable device is not pointing towards a March release.
The Apple Watch had been unveiled on September 2014, together with Apple's two latest flagship smartphone line, the iPhone 6 and its bigger version, the iPhone 6 Plus. The smartphones are already making waves in the market and sold multi million units around the world during its first month of release, but the Apple Watch is still not in sight.
Several rumors claim that the tech giant had encountered problems with the production of the internal parts of their first wearable device.
Now that the reported release date is just around the corner, the company is allegedly conducting an extensive training for its retail staff so that their employees will be highly familiar with their new product.
At least one representative from Apple Stores in the US is expected to attend the training in one of the headquarters of the company in Cupertino or Austin, Texas from February 9 up to February 16.
The Apple Watch will reportedly come in three varieties, including the standard version of the Apple Watch that has a stainless steel case, the Apple Watch Sport that has silver or space grey aluminum body, as well as the high-end luxury Watch Edition which is covered in rose or yellow 18 carat gold.
The Apple Watch is expected to compete with the leading wearable devices in the market today, including Samsung Gear line as well as the Moto 360 from Motorola.
