James Bond gadget, or really a PC on a watch?

[Jorden]

Now though, let's fast-forward to today, and consider these specs: a 16-bit CPU running at 3.6 MHz with over 2 megabytes of memory. If you think back, that sounds like a well configured, if slow, 286 PC just a few years ago -- yet now you can wear it on your wrist...

Wow !!

Jord.
http://www.onhandpc.com/

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[Mark F]

Gee and I thought you were going to post about this one:
Linux running watch

Little more up todate.

Oh and a pic:

Hope that works -It did

Mark F.

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OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
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[Himself]

And I thought calculator watches were overkill.

[Jorden]

No, it is really true, so soon we'll be looking at our watch if anything changed at the MURC. Idea, Ant should start to sell these things, with MURC preprogrammed as first page

What do you think?

Jord.

[Jeff]

How the hell is the new Fusion card going to fit in there?

[Mark F]

Come on...

it's a watch;
but it's got a display,
so...

The fusion of watch and video display!

The Plus will allow you to deathmatch against nearby users with the watches

Mark F.

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OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
and burped out a movie

[Guyver]

That pic is not the correct one. It is of a Casio GPS watch, not the Linux watch...

Here's an actual pic (IBM developed it)...



Guyver

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