Showing posts with label Watch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watch. Show all posts
GPS 800G watch phone is here and it’s ready to rumble! This phone has GPRS tracking, an SOS button, and can record how fast you’re moving, allowing alerts to be sent to scared and frightened parents. But don’t take my word on it:
The ultra-thin $150 Fossil Palindrome Too—created by Starck—seems like a nice watch for design lovers. It also seems like the face of a monster or a Homestar Runner character, which is probably why I like it.
It has two dials inside a 8mm-thick stainless steel case, with a grey polyurethane strap.
It has two dials inside a 8mm-thick stainless steel case, with a grey polyurethane strap.
If you think about it—really think about it—or even half-assedly think about it—this Void VO2 Retrograde watch isn't so different from an iMac.
Now, it’s not that I don’t want to tell the time when I wake up in the morning. It’s that I don’t want it spelled out in macaroni where I usually put my head.
Created by the design firm STORM of London, the Circuit MK2 is an LED watch integrated into a stainless steel bracelet. While it looks like it might have a bit of a learning curve, it definitely has a unique look that should stand out from your standard analog dial or digital display.
Check out the latest creation from the specialty design company, 100%. Despite having a name that’s really annoying to blog about, they do have some cool products for sale. What they don’t have for sale (quite yet) is this bracelet that cleverly conceals a digital wristwatch.
Tokyo-based Thanko, famous for its plethora of USB-enabled gadgets that make no sense whatsoever, has announced a GPS-enabled watch [JP] today. And this device has a USB (2.0) port, too. It’s compatible with Windows XP and Vista.
While I’m not quite down with a lot of Watchismo’s aesthetic choices, you gotta respect his drive. This guy loves Swiss quartz, crazy designs, and even goes nuts over Hamilton Electrics, watches that are so odd that only one person in the world can fix them.
Real, and available to pre-order. I refer to that BlackBerry wristwatch that was rumored for so, so long till it was “made official” several days ago. Created by Allerta (and not RIM), the watch, officially named the inPulse smartwatch for BlackBerry, will set you back $150 when it’s released in February, 2010.
So let’s say you need a new clock. Sure, you could go spend $19.99 (or less) and just go buy one, but wouldn’t it be more fun to bust out the CNC machine and build one yourself? Alan Parekh of Hacked Gadgets thought it would be, and he just happened to have a new CNC machine lying around.
The inPulse SmartWatch has been created independently but specifically for use with BlackBerry smartphones. So much the same thing really, give or take the odd logo...
We have seen quite a few different spy gadgets here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this spy camera clock.
The Spy camera clock features a tiny pinhole lens, and it can record video at 740 x 480 at 30fps in AVI, it features a built in rechargeable battery which will record for up to 2 hours.
Vaguely reminiscent of Dick Tracey’s trademark gadget, this Cell Phone Watch with Camera and Bluetooth capability comes with a 1.3-inch touchscreen display, as well as a 1.3MP digital camera to take pictures with.
This here is a world time travel clock and also a USB hub – the Oregon Scientific USB Hub and World Travel Clock. You can set an alarm on the inverted LCD display and can give you the timings f 25 different cities. So you need to be traveling to these cities specifically to be using this clock for the traveling purpose that is. the USB hub has a series of 4 USB ports up front where you can connect to a PC or laptop. So if you think this is awesome and amusing, then you can place an order for it and keep aside $29.99 for it.
