CES 2014 doesn’t disappoint us in terms of clever futuristic devices, with Razer Nabu smartband being at the top of the list. Aiming to strike the right balance between a fitness band and a smartwatch, Razer Nabu may soon become one of the most versatile wearable devices. The band comes with a pair of OLED displays, including a 32×32 pixel ‘public icon,’ and a 128×32 pixel private message screen that sits at the inner side of the wrist. Another distinct feature is based on Nabu’s motion sensing capabilities, which leaves the door open for various gesture-based applications. Razer Nabu future capabilities depend mainly on developers imagination and enthusiasm, given developers can apply for the SDK. When released Razer Nabu will be priced at $99.
