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This cleverly- designed carrying case, allows you to wear your iPod as a watch. The soft case fits snug to protect from dust and scratches. It is also designed to allow you to have access to ports, controls, and buttons without taking it out! You can buy these wrist bands in bright colors for only $10.
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The CEC W100 is believed to be the first watch phone in China. Designed by Qiao Xing Mobile Communication of China, the gadget comes jam packed with a built-in touch screen, Bluetooth connectivity, a 1.3MP camera, 1GB of storage and an FM radio. No pricing or availability information was specifically announced for the United States, but it was mentioned it will be available in stores in mid-September. Stay tuned for more updates.
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The Titanic-DNA wristwatch costs up to $160,000. Why is it that expensive? Because this watch is made from a very rare find – metal from the hull of the Titanic. That’s why it is called the Titanic-DNA. You can also get one for as low as $9,120, without the diamonds and gold in the top-of-the-line model. Only 2,012 of Titanic-DNA watches will be sold.
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The limited edition Shadow SS watch has a hidden LED display beneath its traditional mechanical face. The man’s watch is inspired by 1970s retro/future styles. It is an incredible symbiosis of LED and analogue technology with distinctive dark face and stylish metallic silver logo, hands and numeral markings. The watch is also water resistant and comes with 1 Year manufacturers warranty.
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This stylish high-tech watch from Nixon gives you preprogrammed tidal info for 200 beaches around the world for the next 15 years. You can monitor the height of the waves right on your wrist on its grey-on-black backlit LCD display. It comes with an alarm, countdown timer, chronograph and dual time zone functionality, and is water resistant to 100 meters. So next time you’re wastin’ away in Margaritaville, you can keep track of where to tie your hammock! It goes for $90 and is available in black, silver and off-white/blue poycarbonate finishes from Nixon’s online shop.
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ThinkGeek reported this really interesting watch featuring a 128 x 128 pixel OLED screen. The gadget offers a built-in memory of 2GB which will let you store pretty much video material. You can also play back music, or do recordings with the built-in microphone. ThinkGeek’s Metallic Video Watch retails at only $99.99. Read the list of specs after the jump.
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Sony Ericsson has collaborated with Fossil to release a trio of Bluetooth watches. The MBW-150 Bluetooth watch will come in Music Edition, Executive Edition, and Classic Edition formats. Each of these models will display the caller ID on your watch, where you can choose to reject, mute, or accept the call. The watch is also waterproof up to 30 meters. The Sony Ericsson MBW-150 will be released in Q4 2007. Pricing details have yet to be determined. Read the list of specs after the jump!
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Tokyoflash has recently released their latest creation, the Equalizer BPM watch. A unique feature is the LED flashlight which helps you determine the number of beats per minute by simply tapping the D button in syncronize with your favorite track. The Equalizer BPM watch retails for approximately $65 after conversion.
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(No Ratings Yet)If you want a gadget that combines a digital watch, music player, and video player in one unit, you may want to consider the Aigo F029 multimedia watch. It features a 160 x 128 OLED display, 512MB or 1GB of memory, and a mini-USB 2.0 port. The gadget also supports MP3, WMA (DRM), MPEG-4, XviD, and AVI file formats. Hit that play button to start the video!
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