Some internal data of the motorola moto 360

The smartwatches have a rather disappointing battery life since many of them do not last more than a day of use, the Moto 360 is no exception and some certainly disappointing internal components have already been seen.

The guys at iFixit once again delight us with a good collection of images with which to see the Motorola watch from another point of view. Thanks to this we can see that the Moto 360 has a combination of modern technologies, such as its circular LCD panel and an inductive charger, however unfortunately it also has other "old" technologies such as its TI OMAP3630 processor manufactured in a process of 45nm very outdated on current days.

It is not the only surprise since its battery has a sticker that claims to be 300 mAh and not 320 mAh as Motorola has officially indicated so far. This has caused a major stir and has made the firm come to the fore to give an explanation, issuing an official statement that you can read translated below:

“ The standard capacity of the Moto 360 battery is 320 mAh and the minimum is 300 mAh. In the mobile industry, sometimes both minimum and standard capacity are indicated on the battery, with the standard capacity quoted as the official size. Both figures are included in the batteries of the Moto X, Moto E and Moto G. In the case of smaller teams, we cannot always indicate both data. For the Moto 360 we only had space to indicate a number and we chose the one with the minimum battery capacity. We understand this can be confusing and we will look at ways to add the standard capacity figure as well. ”