I Watch Series 4 Coming Soon To Fort Saskatchewan Store

Telus/Cambridge Electronics Incorporated, a store specializing in cellular phones, accessories, and other personal communication devices in the Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, Canada area, is alerting its customers to register to get the latest information on the new iWatch Series 4 as soon as possible. The store's staff notes that supply for the new watches is extremely limited.

"Inventory for the Apple Watch Series 4 is extremely constrained," Dan from Telus/Cambridge Electronics Incorporated says. "Because of the low levels, we weren't even able to put up the SKUs for order on the Channel Web Store on September 17th. But for those who register with us, we will tell you first when inventory becomes available in our stores. You don't want to miss out on this beautiful piece of cutting-edge technology."

Apple is touting the Apple Watch Series 4 as an all new watch, redesigned and re-engineered to help users stay more active, healthy, and connected. The display is bigger for the new model watch, and Apple says it was designed not to drain the battery fast and to maximize the amount of information on the screen. Narrowing the borders on the display screen has made it 30% larger, while a new display technology called LTPO is said to improve power efficiency. The company says that the watch is able to get through an entire 18 hours without charging. First impressions from users have shown that the watch looks bigger, but fits fine on the wrist.

The watch's Digital Crown, Apple's answer to the crown button on traditional watches and takes users back to the home screen on the digital watch, has also been re-engineered with haptic feedback to give a more precise scroll so users can get to the apps they need more easily. Apple says the entire assembly is 30% smaller with 21% more components.

Dan at the Telus Fort Saskatchewan store says, "This watch is definitely the one to get if you're an active person. Not only is it sleeker and lasts longer, it'll look great on your wrist whether you're at an important business meeting or working out at the gym. Apple has added a ton of features to keep track of your activities so you can monitor your health closely. Even better you can gather information to share with your doctor during checkups. It even has automatic workout detection, advanced features for runners, and you can even join other users with head-to-head competitions."

Apple notes that the watch is designed to inspire active people to live their healthiest life by managing everything from calories burned to addressing everyday stress. The optical heart sensor is still part of the Apple Watch, but for the Series 4, Apple will be releasing an ECG app, which will create an electrocardiogram that users can bring to their doctor. The watch also keeps a close eye on the user's heart rate, sending a notification if the heart rate gets too high or too low. The watch also comes with an improved accelerometer and gyroscope that comes with fall detection and an Emergency SOS feature.

The Apple Watch is not just an activity tracker. Users can still stream from Apple Music and Apple Podcasts, use the Siri personal assistant, send messages, make phone calls, and even use a built-in walkie-talkie. The watch can be used even when consumers are far away from their phones.

Inside the watch, it boasts of an S4 chip, built to be what Apple calls a System in Package (SiP). The entire system is fabricated onto a single component, allowing the watch to pack more capabilities into a smaller space. Apple says the Series 4 is the only product in the world that runs completely on a SiP. The processor also runs up to 2 times faster than its predecessor, as apps and performance have been improved across the system.

"Apple Watch Series 4 waiting time is up!" Dan notes. "This watch is already shaping up to be the future of personal devices. Apple always takes the lead and others follow. Get one of these beautiful, powerful watches before they're gone. The watch comes in many styles, including Nike and Hermes, so whether you want to go sporty or luxurious, we have you covered."

To learn more about the Apple Watch Series 4, or to register to get the latest information on store stock, Dan urges customers to come down to the Fort Saskatchewan store as soon as possible. Customers can also learn about the store's Bring It Back program for members, where customers can bring in their old phone to get money off a new phone.