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MB&F HMX Watch & StarFleet Machine Black Badger Limited Editions
For Baselworld 2016, MB&F have partnered with Black Badger to create a limited run of both their HMX watch and their Starfleet Machine clock. Black Badger is a small but radiant company run by one James Thompson that manufactures a high-performance solid luminous compound that can be milled into any shape and exhibits a powerful and lasting glow. MB&F has long focused on collaborative efforts, and this new Black Badger series is a wonderfully nerdy and eye-catching way to blend Thompson's remarkable skills and MB&F’s wild designs.Launched in 2015 to commemorate MB&F's 10th anniversary, no doubt many of you will remember the HMX. Featuring a form similar to that of the HM5, the HMX offered a lower price point into the MB&F world. The design uses a bidirectional jumping hour display and trailing minutes that are placed on a horizontal plane and then displayed on a gauge-like opening on the side of the case using sapphire prisms. The "top"of the watch (where we w
LG GD910 Watch 3G HSPDA Phone; Tells Time, Makes Calls, Not That Dorky
You might be thinking that this is just some gimmicky concept, or another of those skepticism filled no-name Chinese watch phones, but you’d be wrong (it is Korean, not Chinese). And it is from large manufacturer LG nonetheless, which signifies a new era for Dick Tracy wannabes. With an official announcement due at CES (the consumer electronics show) soon, the LG GD910 is a fully functional 3g (and 7.2mps HSPDA) watch phone with most of the bells and whistles in its non-wrist worn counterparts. LG calls is a “wrist phone.” It even supports voice-to-text commands as well two way video conferencing. Talking on the phone is done in one of three ways. You either hold the watch phone up to your ear like… well, an idiot, use the speaker phone function, or more logically Bluetooth. All in all, the people using this wrist phone at CES have been loving it.In what is likely to be a device with abyssal battery (well maybe not that bad), the LG GD910 features a touch screen