Casio CFX-40

I just found out about this list and thought I'd mention that I've just listed a Casio CFX-40 scientific calculator watch (circa 1985) on ebay (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4906266445)445). I bought my original CFX-40 back when they were originally sold, and started getting paranoid that it was going to die, so I bought some spares from a guy who had a few of them. Well, my original watch is still going strong, so I decided to unload one of the spares on ebay. I love this watch! My wife once joked that if anything ever happened to my CFX-40, she was worried that I'd off myself! Seriously, I told her after getting the spares that she never had to worry about getting me a Rolex or anything, because this is the only watch I would ever need, or want. When the year 2000 rolled around I was a bit concerned that it wouldn't properly deal with the calendar issues, but it never had any problem with it. Those Japanese engineers really know their stuff. I'm a programmer, and since this is the classic computer list, I thought I'd mention that my first computer was a Compucolor II, an 8080-based system with a color screen and built-in floppy drive and a whopping 32K(!) of memory. I think I kept it running for 9 months once without it blowing up. It was great -- The thing normally died fairly routinely, but I remember sitting at it one day and my mom came into the room (I was in college) and I said something about how great it was that the computer seemed to be getting more reliable. The VERY NEXT MORNING I turned it on and there was a loud SNAP! and smoke came out of it. There was no local repair center so I had to take it 180 miles to Kansas City for service. Any other Compucolor veterans out there? -Tom