On Tue, 3 Nov 1998, Fred Cisin (XenoSoft) wrote:
MORE THAN TEN YEARS AGO:
Epson produced the RC-20. It was a wrist watch with a touch screen (not
very many pixels), with a Z80 (actually imitation Z80 - it wasn't Zilog),
RAM, ROM, and a serial port!
[...]
Now then. What is the list definition of
"FIRST"?
I want one! Of course, there have been many watches with some sort of CPU
for a long time (like the very collectible HP-01 calculator watch). The
Data-Link is the first one I've personally found useful enough to wear,
and it is the only one I personally know of that is user-programmable
(there's even Linux support for downloading WristApps to its 6805).
-- Doug