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Toshiba's Wristwatch PDA

pdawerks says "Toshiba has previewed what it calls a Wristwatch PDA, which it considers to be very popular in future. According to MobileMag and BBC News, the device will provide the functionality of a high-end PDA in a comparatively small and handy form factor. It features a wide hi-definition display, integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless networking and is perfectly suited for videophone conferences. The concept also sports voice recognition, which allows you to simply talk to your Wristwatch PDA."

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  1. My question is this by revolvement · · Score: 5, Interesting

    When is enough, enough?(When it comes to size factor) With PDAs, how small can you have them until they're no longer functionable?

  2. But, but, but... by Blahbbs · · Score: 5, Insightful

    But, It's HUGE! No one wants a monstrosity like that on their wrist.

    1. Re:But, but, but... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

      I think this product would sell more if they marketed it as a form of reliable birth control.

  3. And the expected lifespan is... by heironymouscoward · · Score: 5, Insightful

    About two days, before you smash your wrist into desk or corner as you're walking, and little pieces of LCD dribble down your arm.

    "No, the screen is not warrantied against accidental damage."

    And the device is not suit-compatible. Great for t-shirts, lousy with long sleeves.

    Needs more work.

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  4. Re:ironic by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    When I reach in my pocket and whip it out you know what time it is...

  5. All is revealed... by Stopmotioncleaverman · · Score: 5, Funny

    So THAT'S what Leela had on her wrist all the way through Futurama...:)