Behold the John The Baptists of the smart watch world.
Above: The Sinclair calculator watch kit (1976); Seiko Wrist Computer (1984); the Casio CMd-10B remote control watch (1993); the wrist PDA (2004) and Pulsar 18K calculator watch (1976), Nelsonic Star Trek II watch (1982) and Seiko TV watch (1983) and the Wrist Radio (1976).
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Re: previous post, “Question”.
I’ve seen Broadsheet in many a different light over the years, but as a repository of mottoes worthy of my mother’s fridge magnets…now that’s a new one…
Forget those yokes – this was the best watch of all time – http://bit.ly/1pHK66O
I had one of these…
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Casio-Vintage-RARE-LCD-Car-Race-Game-Wristwatch-GD-8-Excellent-Condition-/171480584060?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item27ed0a0f7c#ht_252wt_1153
I swapped it with a friend for one of these….
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Y10-Speeder-Bike-Vintage-Starwars-Kenner-1983-/351180321235?pt=US_Action_Figures&hash=item51c3fa71d3#ht_139wt_1153
*chuckles*
Why would you need both hands free for action?
I would harm someone for that Star Trek watch.