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<p>program requirements:
desktop:
windows 95/98 or nt 4.0 (nt 4.0 users service pack 5
recommended)
the onhand pc from matsucom is a computer
/ pda that you wear on your wrist like a watch.
hardware specs:
16bit-cpu mn10200
128kb-sram/2mb-flash memory
102x64 pixel lcd display
internal speaker
powered by 2 cr2025 lithium batteries
weight .155 lbs
the onhand pc comes in two color styles. clear and black. the plastic casing is
quite sturdy and solid. i noticed no flexing or creaking when i would squeeze
the sides of the unit. the size of the unit (not including the band) is
approximately 2" x 2.25". overall the onhand pc looked/felt pretty
large and bulky on my wrist. i have small wrists though... i had to use the last
hole in the wristband in order to get it tight enough so it wouldn't slip around
on my arm. the only way i could get the onhand to be comfortable for me was to
put it over the cuff of my shirt sleeve on my wrist. the wristband which is made
of flexible rubber can be difficult to adjust and i found that getting the watch
off once i got it on was like wrestling an alligator. i think a velcro wristband
would be easier to use. the onhand is also noticeably heavier than a typical
wristwatch. i kept wishing i could somehow just attach the onhand to my belt
instead of my wrist. usually i don't feel self conscience wearing or using
gadgets but i did feel a bit geeky using the onhand. i think this was mainly
because it is so large and is more masculine looking that i liked. i'm sure it
would look much better on a guy.
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http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/onhand-review.html