Check more than just the time with this Wrist PDA watch, a revolutionary personal organizer cleverly disguised as a stylish wristwatch. Powered by the Palm OS platform this watch can store hundreds of contacts, check your calendar, and make a To-Do list from its surprisingly big 8 MB of memory.
Other features include convenient drop-down menus, alarm reminder window for recurring appointments, a memo pad, and a selection of different time and date displays to give your Wrist PDA its own personalized ‘dial’ when not in PDA mode. A stylus is integrated into the buckle.
Palm OS : The world’s most popular handheld platform.
Touch Screen Input : Stylus integrated into the buckle for easy Jot input.
8 MB Memory : Enough space to store thousands of addresses, years of appointments, hundreds of to do items, notes, memos, and still have space left for additional applications.
Customizable Watch Dials : Select from an assortment of different time and date displays to give your Wrist PDA its own personal look and feel when not in PDA mode.
Stylus : Stored in the watch band buckle.
Address Book : Keep track of thousands of contacts including names, email addresses, phone numbers, addresses, and attach notes. Convenient drop-down menus allow you to organize different categories.
Date Book : Store and recall all of your business and personal appointments in a fully functional date book that features day, week, and month views. Also supports repeating appointments, notes, and alarm reminder window functions.
To Do List : For those people on the go, view thousands of checked and unchecked to do notes, with the capability to view independent categories through convenient drop-down menus.
Memo Pad : Jot meeting notes and personal reminders with just as much ease and comfort as if performed with pen and paper.
Time : Select from an assortment of different time and date displays to give your Wrist PDA its own personal look and feel when not in PDA mode.
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