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That's so mainstream. A real hacker hacks himself a watch. Let me show you in a few weeks.
* Juju tapes calculators on his armSwag. >.>
I used to wear one everyday, but stopped after I got my cellphone. I am annoyed because the watch always get stuck everywhere in narrow places, plus it's annoying when I wear winter clothes
Quote from: DJ_O on November 20, 2012, 12:15:32 amI used to wear one everyday, but stopped after I got my cellphone. I am annoyed because the watch always get stuck everywhere in narrow places, plus it's annoying when I wear winter clothes Ah for me, I don't even own a mobile phone. Thanks all who replied. Man, it is hard to find people who still wear these calculator watches.
Quote from: ant on December 05, 2012, 10:06:03 amQuote from: DJ_O on November 20, 2012, 12:15:32 amI used to wear one everyday, but stopped after I got my cellphone. I am annoyed because the watch always get stuck everywhere in narrow places, plus it's annoying when I wear winter clothes Ah for me, I don't even own a mobile phone. Thanks all who replied. Man, it is hard to find people who still wear these calculator watches. Yup. I think the issue, though, is how scientific calcs got cheaper over the years (other than TI ones) and the Casio calc watches did not elvolve at all. So most people would rather get a $5 scientific calc and use that rather than relying on a Casio watch. If Casio watches added more functions, then maybe they would attract more people. Plus, nowadays you got graphing calcs that most high school students get at one point, and those calcs can play Portal 2D, Doom (or clones of it), Mario, RPGs and plenty of iPhone game clones. Of course graphing calcs are much more expensive, but the fact graphing calcs can play such advanced games kinda make calc watches less attractive to people.@Keoni I hope you get parts soon so you can make your own watch.