The Zypad WL 1000 is the first wrist-worn PC created by Eurotech Group. It combines the same features of a standard computer with a device that provides the convenience and ergonomics of a wrist worn instrument. Thanks to the high level of circuit miniaturization, the Zypad WL 1000 harnesses all the potential power expected from standard hardware and software architectures.
Weighing only 290 grams and shaped to the contours of the body, the WL 1000 can be worn comfortably on the user’s wrist. Its ergonomic design coupled with its easy interface
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hi
it is wonderful
i liked this idea oswem
a few more versions and it'll be just like glitch..
you know from reboot
that would be cool
Graphical Interface from the 1990s. Sick from the same interface problem worldwide. Ugliness and bulkiness. And even on the foto it could be seen that the lower-right corner would hurt the hand.
Good luck fixing these parts.
Fix ergonomics, otherwise ideal as
Wristworn GPS & Celphone.
Below Markets for use (modified, adapted):
US Secret Service
CIA
NSA
Police forces
InterPol
Security companies
Search & Rescue
Scuba diving: show Depth, temp, O2.
Services Tech
Customer Service.
Guide?
Tour Guide
For Presentations: hit button X for POWERPOINT display in meeting room etc.
CounterHacking
Wii Setup
WiFi set up
IT Services.
Orders & Shipping from Dockside vs by PC in office.
House webcam for video coverage?
& for Web use:
Scan
Weather
Stocks
News.
Simple Txt messages.
Advanced versions can be like Space Ghost power bands able to emit LASER or sonic beam at object for Defense.
But thats for the year 2030? 2040?
Just adapt a IPhone to the wrist & improve Ergonomics & buttons & Bingo a Winner.
Make strap etc adjustable.
Other markets:
Active seniors
Golfers
Basketball, baseball use
Monitor patients via Remote Telemed.
Race swimmers?
Runners.
Test pilots./
Hard hat divers
Fire Dept use.
Much $$$$ from this alone.
i designed this object in 2006
would love on (but would have to use a modified os not standers windows) and nees a CebCam:)
i think it would be cool
If it was given a more elegant OS it would be very popular, as well as detachable outer plates for those who would like to change the look of their own "Computer". I understand this is very geeky, but if you were to base the casing and buttons off of the Pip Boy from "Fallout" it would have a more user friendly look to it. It could also be given the same properties as a phone making it an all-in-one PDA. I would sure buy one and put it to good use.
-Doc O'Malley