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To be honest, I've been completely underwhelmed by the smartwatches to date but this new Casio WSD-F10 has definitely piqued my interest. In some ways it's obvious - don't try to be a smartwatch that looks like an analogue watch. Embrace the digital watch and pump it up to eleven. That's the way to go. Anyway, enough of my musings,
For digital watches, there's really only one range to look at - Casio G-Shock. From day-to-day wear to aviation and snowsports, there's a G-Shock watch that will fulfil your needs. The GB6900AA takes this to a new level, providing incoming call and email notifications from your iPhone. Don straps it on. The GB6900AA has all the features of a rugged
As the last analogue TV signals are turned off tonight in the UK to make way for 4G and digital TV, thousands of TVs, videos and hard-disk recorders will become obsolete literally overnight. While an external decoder may prolong their life, the sheer inconvenience of multiple settings and synchronised recordings will consign many of these perfectly functional devices to the
Casio makes a wide range of products from calculators to watches, and this year at the Consumer Electronics Show they unveiled a new line of projectors. This slim and light, 3000 lumens mobile projector is known at the Green Slim line. The projector uses a hybrid laser-LED light source that has a 20,000 hour life expectancy and no mercury, for
Tom Newman clocks in with Mike from Casio, who were demonstrating low-power Bluetooth in a watch. As you might expect, low power drain is highly desirable in a watch as, unlike smartphones, it's not normal to recharge them every night. Most people would expect a watch to last several years between battery changes and fortunately, Casio expects the battery in
One thing that everybody wants when they take a picture today is to have the camera save the GPS information of where it was taken. Most new cameras have GPS tracking installed, which works great when you are outside. However once you go inside there is no way to keep track of your location by GPS. This is the problem
Tom and Andy interview Mike Reiners from Casio America, who's brought along the Casio fx-CG10 aka Prizm graphing calculator. This calculator is a long way from the 9-digit, 8-segment LCD calculators I used in my school education as the Prizm comes with a hi-res LCD color display (216 x 384 with 65k colours) making it the "first" full colour graphing