Wrist Wireless PDA with Palm OS

Ever since the comic book hero Dick Tracy first strapped on his amazing wrist radio six decades ago, science fiction fans have eagerly anticipated the day when such fantastic gadgetry might become reality. Now, thanks to the Wrist PDA with PALM OS®, their wait is finally over.

As the brain of most handheld devices and smart phones, PALM OS® has enabled the mobile-minded to extend their life well beyond the desktop. Now, with the new Wrist PDA, you can take that life even further. The Wrist PDA represents the ultimate in personal data portability, delivering the power and functionality of the familiar PALM OS® in an ultra-small, ultra-stylish package. So you can go where no one has gone before–and take it all with you.

The Wrist PDA features include:

PALM OS® 4.1
The world’s most popular handheld platform.

TOUCH SCREEN INPUT
With a stylus integrated into the watch band for easy Graffiti® input.

2MB MEMORY CAPACITY
With enough space to store thousands of addresses, years of appointments, hundreds of to-do items, notes, and memos, and still have space left for additional applications.

CUSTOMIZABLE WATCH FACE
You can configure the time display of your choice when not in PDA mode.

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