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Motorola The Moto 360 featured a round, 1.56-inch, 320290 resolution display, and it used the Google Android Wear operating system. Its round face evoked a traditional watch, but through connectivity with an Android phone, a wearer could search, tweet, make a call, check text, and send e-mail. Google Voice for voice recognition and the Google Now intelligent personal assistant function were incorporated. It was water-resistant, but drawbacks included a not-welldeveloped heart-rate monitor and pedometer, and a short battery life. 12 LG The LG G Watch was LG's first version of a smartwatch, and like the Moto 360 , it ran on the Android Wear operating system. Android Wear provided the functionality of Google Voice and Google Now, the intelligent personal assistant. The G Watch suffered, however, from some of the same problems as other Android-compatible and Android Wear devices, with reviewers noting its generic look. The G Watch came in two colors, black and gold, and it had a display of 1.65-inch IPS 280280. It also had a relatively long two-day battery life, which it achieved by compromising functionality, such as a heart-rate monitor. The G Watch was priced at $300.13 If you had a budget of $12,000 - draw a budget line for LG vs Motorola. Then, what if LG goes to $250 also? What would that look like on the same graph? Pick an optimum point on each budget line and draw two indifference curves showing how the consumer would behave in this situation. Motorola The Moto 360 featured a round, 1.56-inch, 320290 resolution display, and it used the Google Android Wear operating system. Its round face evoked a traditional watch, but through connectivity with an Android phone, a wearer could search, tweet, make a call, check text, and send e-mail. Google Voice for voice recognition and the Google Now intelligent personal assistant function were incorporated. It was water-resistant, but drawbacks included a not-welldeveloped heart-rate monitor and pedometer, and a short battery life. 12 LG The LG G Watch was LG's first version of a smartwatch, and like the Moto 360 , it ran on the Android Wear operating system. Android Wear provided the functionality of Google Voice and Google Now, the intelligent personal assistant. The G Watch suffered, however, from some of the same problems as other Android-compatible and Android Wear devices, with reviewers noting its generic look. The G Watch came in two colors, black and gold, and it had a display of 1.65-inch IPS 280280. It also had a relatively long two-day battery life, which it achieved by compromising functionality, such as a heart-rate monitor. The G Watch was priced at $300.13 If you had a budget of $12,000 - draw a budget line for LG vs Motorola. Then, what if LG goes to $250 also? What would that look like on the same graph? Pick an optimum point on each budget line and draw two indifference curves showing how the consumer would behave in this situation