PianoTeq for Galaxy Gear

It occurs to me that the RAM could easily be put in the watch band instead of the watch itself. Imagine one of the old-fashioned bands made of metal bars that flex apart. Each of those bars could house a RAM chip. But how small could the processors be that could support the intense processing and speed of Pianoteq? 

Of course, users might be willing to sacrifice appearances for utility. Even if the watch was bulky, or if the user had to wear three watches and wire them together to have enough processors, the ability to sit down and play on any keyboard equipped with wireless midi might make the discomfort worthwhile. Would just need three buttons: On\Off, Next preset, Previous preset. Wireless for tranfering settings between a desk computer and the watch.

Julien? Can we get a estimated time-of-delivery?

EDIT: Without wireless audio, or a sound card chip installed in the watch, one might feel at a loss. One answer would be wireless headphones with an audio card imbedded in them. The watch would send midi data only. Better to have the audio card in the watch, however, with both wireless audio and wireless midi Outs.

The watches could deliver mild shocks when one plays a wrong note. B.F. Skinner applied to piano teaching?

Yes, but consider the benefits of the watch: No need to take it from a pocket or purse, and no worries about it falling off the keyboard or about spills. One just sits down and plays.

I started this thread jokingly, but the more I consider the idea, the more I like it. Pianoteq would of course be very demanding. But I can imagine simpler instruments being a possibility. Not sampled instruments, unless hard drives get still smaller, or the samples were put into ROM chips. But drones built from sine waves?

That's a great idea.