Showing posts with label watch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watch. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

The new StressWatch, try not to lie

You wearing a wrist watch? What for? I guess you can easily find what time is it on display of a mobile phone, desktop or onboard dial in a car. Wrist watches nowadays are very much of an accessory rather than a necessity, simple as that. But, "let's just add some more functionality to them since they have an advantage of tight contact with human body" Michael Mathis and Gerda Hopfgartner thought and came up with the StressWatch – a watch that shows real time status of your stress.

StressWatch, I'm afraid won't show you time, but who cares if your opponent can see you rage growing while trying to bicker with you. Black graphs on StressWatche's face are stress meters and the colorful background works like a visualizer of current stress state. Green and blue themes say the watch owner is relaxed, dwells in a nice mood and can even possibly fall asleep every moment, while red and orange telltale blush should draw attention of all security guards available to prevent an assault.

StressWatch has a smart sensor on the strap that reads heart rate and body temperature.

I"m thinking now, this could work as perfect excuse to be abrupt and even honest maybe. "Don't ask me now about your tasteless vulgar outfit – I'm stressed out, see?!" Oh yes, you should get away with it if your StressWatch is all bloodshot. Seriously though, it can be a great indicator to know that you are better off taking a taxi rather than driving through crowded city center. Or StressWatch can easily give out lies. Be careful.

Friday, July 17, 2009

Casio Men's G-Shock Mudman Digital Sports Watch – digital beauty

This Casio G-Shock Mudman digital sports wrist watch is designed for those courageous men who might spend their time being in severe weather conditions. This digital beauty offers some high tech features including mud resistance and shock resistance making this splendiferous replica work impeccably.

This craftily designed wrist watch includes a high durability black case made of resin coming with red buttons as well as resin band. This beautiful model of Casio is powered by a high precision Quartz movement. In addition to that, this ravishing time piece has a 1 / 100 second stopwatch along with a 60 minute capacity and a 24 hour countdown timer.

The Casio G-Shock Mudman digital sports wrist watch features 4 independent daily alarms one of which is a snooze alarm including a selectable hourly time signal. This tantalizing time keeper also comes packed with a water resistance up to 200 meters while its measuring modes incorporate elapsed time, split time and first - second place times.

This smart replica comes equipped with a scratch proof mineral crystal, AfterGlow LED electro luminescent back light. This marvelous model of wrist watch is rated to be a low temperature resistant with a capacity to operate at a temperature -20 C/- 4 Fahrenheit. Additionally, you are the one who practice recreational scuba diving, you will have no trouble with the Casio G-Shock Mudman digital sports wrist watch.
This nice looking time keeper weighs 4, 80 ounces and is covered by one year warranty. Its case thickness is 15 millimeters while case diameter is 45 millimeters.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Zeo Personal Sleep Coach to provide you with good quality sleep

Have you ever had troubles getting a good night’s sleep which has a restorative power for both our body and your mind? Whether you suffered from insomnia or were nervous enough to fall asleep, you may now change your nocturnal life for the better with this intelligent device called Zeo personal sleep couch.

Introduced by Zeo, this clever sleep fitness concept seems to be an ideal solution for your sleepless nights. This personal sleep coach is capable of giving you the information on how much how well and how deep you were sleeping during the night. Once the information is received, you will get it shown on your Zeo’s digital bedside display.

Previously known as Axon Labs, Zeo features a smart headband to be worn while going to sleep which is designed to transmit your personal sleep information wirelessly to your digital display. This perfect sleep concept is what is going to give you enough sleep so that you feel fine during a day.

The information received is then being sent to SD card where it is going to be stored with you having the opportunity to upload your personal information to the myZeo Personal Coaching site. If you have a good night’s sleep but wonder how much time you sleep, how often you wake up during the night and how long was it necessary for you to fall asleep, this sleep gadget is definitely what you need.

If you are interested in having such a sleep restoring widget, you will have to pay a 399 USD price tag for it. Zeo headband is light weight so you would not experience difficulties sleeping with it while its display could become your best friend in telling you about your sleeping habits. The whole date is received from your brainwaves to be detected by Zeo headband.

There are at least 70 million people having sleep disorders with 80 known types of them while insomnia is reported to be the world’s third health problem going after headache and cold. Looking like a sleep clock radio this intelligent device will wake you up refreshed with full of energy, what else could you be dreaming of?

Omega Speedmaster day-date automatic chronograph watch – dream to come true

This Omega Speedmaster day-date automatic chronograph wrist watch has both aggressive looks and name. This bad boy is rated to be water resistant up to 100 meters so no accidental splashes should scare you. This men’s watch is truly suitable for swimming, snorkeling or scuba diving up to 100 meters’ depth.

The Omega Speedmaster time piece is powered by Swiss 3606 caliber self winding automatic movement which provides it with high precision capacity. Additionally, this Omega wrist watch is capable of functioning without a battery as it is automatically powered by shaking it with your arm. If you want your wrist watch to have a reserve power, you should actively wear it for 8 consecutive hours on a daily basis.

The Omega Speedmaster watch offers a stunning 44 hour power reserve. The Omega crown is protected from both water and dust. And you may feel free for its appearance as it features an anti reflective scratch resistant sapphire crystal, making it look elegantly regardless of some possible impacts.

This pleasant to the eye wrist watch has a stainless steel case and black dial, day date month functions, chronograph functions as tachymeter function. Its beautiful sub dials indicate date, day and month. Its intelligent tachymeter bezel makes it possible for you to keep track of your road activity.

Casio’s case is large and has dimensions of 40 mm in width while its shiny bracelet combines polished and brushed finishes. In addition, this outstanding time piece is one of those 3 per cent watches to be produced and certified in Switzerland.

It is very handy sometimes to use a tachymeter measuring the speed which is a chronograph coming with a graduated dial where you can read the speed in kilometers per hour based on 1000 meters distance. If you covered the distance for 30 seconds to be indicated in the chronograph while the tachymeter displaying 120, your speed thus is rated to be 120 kilometers per hour.

This Omega Speedmaster day-date automatic chronograph watch also features deployment buckle to be 4o mm in diameter, luminescent hands as well as markers. Its men’s size is 39 mm excluding its crown. Casio’s fold over clasp comes with double push button safety.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Bluetooth Watch lets you see who is calling

Sometimes situations arise where it is not always proper or convenient to answer your cell phone unless you really need to. But let’s say you are expecting an important call but don’t want to be seen constantly glancing at your cell phone when other calls come in–like from those annoying car warranty people. If this sounds like you, here is a handy watch that not only tells the time, but it is also a helpful in discreetly seeing who is calling you without immediately needing to grab your phone.

Chinavasion is offering a Bluetooth Watch that that is capable of pairing with your cell phone. The watch features stainless steel hardware, black wrist strap and a black and white analog watch face combined with a blue digital display. When calls come in on your cell hone, the watch begins to vibrate and the Caller ID is conveniently shown on the blue LED display. With the incoming number displayed, you can decide to either skip the call or take it. Powered by a rechargeable battery, the Bluetooth Watch can operate up to 14 days on a single charge.

Available for purchase for only $66.36, the Bluetooth Watch may be the next best cell phone accessory next to your Bluetooth headset.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Keep accurate time with Casio Forester sports watch

Would you mind speaking a new design language? Casio Forester is here to keep you updated with its glamorous replica Casio Forester wrist watches. This stylish time piece is a smart combo of analog and digital. If you like being in the rain, this model is just for you to be water resistant up to 100 meters or 330 feet boasting up to 50 pieces of data.

Casio Forester is a men’s wrist watch to have world time, 30 time zones of 50 cities including city codes display. This fabulous replica also features a 1/100 second stop watch, day light saving on/off mode, alarm clock as well as countdown timer with its input range of 1 minute to 100 hours. For time management reasons, you will also have an auto calendar programmed until the year 2099.

Casio Forester men’s wrist watch keeps good time with ±30 second accuracy per month. Its case and band material are made of stainless steel. This sports wrist watches come with 12/24-hour formats and auto electro-luminescent back light with afterglow. This intelligent watch also offers the information about tide and moon phases.

This intelligent Casio Forester sports watch makes it possible for you to tell both the time and the temperature with a possible changeover between Fahrenheit and Celsius. Casio Forester time keeper features a battery life of about 2 years. The Casio Forester has a men’s standard black resin band. The Casio Forester also includes LED face capacity including first second place times, elapsed time as well as split time.

Optionally, you can choose an hourly time signal feature there is one year warranty for this replica. Mineral dial window, gray color, stainless steel bezel makes this watch very attractive. The Casio Forester quartz movement wrist watch has dimensions of 42 mm in width, 14 mm in thickness with 22 mm band width and weighs just 16 ounces. Additionally, the time keeper boasts Arabic numerals and silver-toned hands. If you are a sport lover this time piece is a right choice for sure.

Friday, May 29, 2009

Abacus Wrist PDA with Palm OS - Metal


Introducing the Fossil Abacus Wrist PDAs, the world's first watches with built-in Palm OS technology. Now, all of your handheld data can be stored conveniently on your wrist, in a design that's as fashionable as it is functional.

The first thing I'd like to do is congratulate Fossil for finally bringing the Wrist PDA to market. The Fossil and Abacus Wrist PDAs have been in the works for at least four years, and now they have finally arrived. Thanks, Fossil, for not giving up on the Wrist PDA. In my opinion, it was worth the wait.

Before I get into specifics, I want to answer the biggest question I had when I first started reading about the Abacus and Fossil Wrist PDAs: yes, they do actually work. I don't just mean that they function, but they really do actually work. The screen is big enough, the fonts are readable, the handwriting recognition is impressive, the synching functions as expected, and the battery life is sufficient. That's not to say the Wrist PDA is perfect, however. There are still some bugs to be worked out, and a few rough spots that can definitely use polishing (all of which are described below), but generally speaking, yes, this watch really does put a PDA on your wrist, and yes, it is actually usable.

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Van Der Led WM2 Cellphone Timepiece

Combining several gadgets into one is not novelty anymore, but every now and then, there comes a certain device that actually makes the combo valuable. This is the case for the WM2 Cellphone watch from Van Der Led, a quad-band GSM watch that looks very stylish and good enough to wear.

You don't have to watch the Bond movies anymore to see ingenious devices such as this one. The WM2 has a tiny 1.3 inch, 260k color touchscreen display, stereo Bluetooth and, on top of that, it manages the performance of 240 hours of standby or 300 minutes of talk.

But that's not all because the Van Der Led WM2 has quite a lot to offer. For music lovers, the sleek device comes with 1GB of storage for MP3 or MP4 files, while the data transfer is made, as usual, via USB. Not to mention the micro SD support, calculator, stopwatch function, 1.3 MP phone camera and practically whatever else you can imagine a wrist watch and a cellphone could support.

The numeric pad on the wrist band stands out as the buttons resemble studs from the distance and they are even easy to use. That's it with the chunky and awkward mobile phone watches, the WM2 has put an end to this fashion tech faux pas.

One of the best parts of this device is that the phone is simlock free and works with all the providers across the globe, supporting languages like English, French, Arabic, Russian, German, Italian, Turkish, Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

The WM2 comes with a mobile phone charger, Bluetooth headset charger, wristband, Bluetooth headset, USB data cable, battery and 1GB Micro SD and the price is measurable with its benefits. The Van Der Led WM2 retails for $471, but that doesn't seem that much if you take into account the fact that you practically get two devices into one and, on top of that, it also looks great.

Garmin Intros Forerunner 310XT Waterproof GPS Watch

As all of us who've ever been tempted by the idea of hiring a personal trainer know only too well, these specialists tend to have some pretty high fees, so, in certain situations, it's perhaps for the best to try and replace them with one of the many electronic trainers available on the market. And since most people are less and less willing to spend extra cash on such “frivolities,” Garmin has decided to bank on this trend and launched a new model in its Forerunner line of GPS-enabled fitness devices, namely the 310XT model.

The waterproof Forerunner 310XT can be used outdoors or indoors (with an optional, streamlined foot pod that can fit on laces or under certain shoes’ insoles), with the high-sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix being capable of quickly acquiring and sustaining satellite reception. An optional speed/cadence bike sensor helps cyclists monitor their pedaling cadence and wheel speed.

Forerunner 310XT can track speed, distance and location accurately and effortlessly, and users benefit from the precision of heart rate-based calorie computation. Runners and cyclists can adjust the pace and speed of their Virtual Partner without stopping in the middle of a workout, and the Virtual Partner is always on and ready for a challenge.

Another very important feature provided by the new fitness device from Garmin is the fact that it is waterproof to a depth of 50 meters, which means that users will be able to take it for a swim without having to worry about it getting damaged.

The device offers a very impressive battery life, up to 20 hours, which makes it a very good solution for endurance athletes as well. Plus, it's very easy to control via the intuitive buttons placed around the large, vivid display.

The Forerunner 310XT is slated to become available officially at some point over the course of summer 2009, but, for the time being, no pricing information has been provided by Garmin.