August 30, 2005
Truly Game and Watch
From this article on the Fossil / ABACUS Palm PDA watch, on the blog for Make magazine.
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September 2nd, 2005 at 5:25 pm
When I was a tweener, around 1980, I dreamed of a watch that would let you play text adventure games. I even sketched what the interface should look like. This picture made my geeky heart skip a beat.
Thanks for the moment of sheer joy, Nick!
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