Apples (NASDAQ:AAPL) iwatch predictions, predictions…

A totally mesmerized media vouches for Apples (NASDAQ:AAPl) power till date. Being the pioneer of brilliance Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) has captivated loyal beauty connoisseurs all over the world, who are not ready to compromise in beauty even if it doesn’t offer each and every technology crammed into the product offering. Was the iwatch launch overhyped or will it actually sell? We are flooded with memories of the newton launch when john Scully was the CEO in 1993.

Marketing gurus, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) very tactfully announced what it wanted to and shares fell immediately this Tuesday. However, surprisingly or unsurprisingly they have risen since the fall on Tuesday and continue rising. CNBC analysts are however still unimpressed as they contemplate a flat iphone growth and no compelling feature in the iwatch. Pacific Crest Securities have downgraded Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) shares and reported that they do not believe the Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) iwatch to be a profit driver. However, expected sales are still 30 Million till the year 2015.

Why such a stark difference in the sales and reviews received, well according to Pacific Crest Securities the watch is just average. If it would have been great then the expected sales figure could have been close to a three figure million units. What is limiting its performance in the market? An extremely short battery life, lacking phone tethering, features which are not compelling enough for people who are not users of watches, however attractive the iwatch, will not make them buy it.

Compared to the analysis presented by Peter Garnry, pacific Crest Securities reviews look charming. Peter Granary of Saxo Bank, taking care of equity strategy harps on about the launch being the day when Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) joined the millions of average companies as reported by CNBC. According to him, the reason for such pessimism was extreme completion existing in the market place and the lack of anything monumental from Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl). This could even result in the giant on slowly spiraling downwards if innovation is not improved.

When asking students in a poll consisting of a 100 students in total, not of them were exactly sure about the reasons to buy the iwatch. A student who was extremely pumped up after seeing the Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) iwatch video was interested in buying the watch but still unclear on the features he liked best. Now lets figure out why people would not buy? The ones who do not to monitor their health or fitness, they do not want to conduct wireless payments, tiny maps dp not interest them, or they are indifferent towards getting their information hacked on the internet.

Will the iwatch be the bridge taking Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) back to the golden legacy of Steve Jobs? That is yet to be seen and only time can tell because the reviews towards the product are unclear and only numbers will be the tell all. Tim Cook is surely trying to get innovation pumping in the organization as this watch is clearly something not tackled by Apple (NASDAQ:AAPl) in the past. Will it suffer Newtons fate or be a step towards greatness? Stay tuned to find out…