Electronic Ink or E-Ink is getting around but the last place I’d expect to see it is on a watch. Today for review I’ve got something a little off from the mobility theme but not really as a watch is probably one of the first mobile gadgets we had. The product is the Phosphor World Time Sport watch that features E-Ink for its display that makes it crisper, clearer and sharper than a conventional digital watch. This watch also has no buttons at all, everything is controlled by touch, tapping and swiping to get things done. The name should give it away, but it’s a world time watch, meaning you can know the time anywhere in the world instantly. The World Time Sport is great for travelers sure but it’s just as good for times when you’re not straying from your home time zone.
CES: Outdated and useless?
30 years ago, people didn’t have access to centralized instantaneous information, so large trade shows where companies could show off their latest and greatest were big (Comdex, CES, etc) and important things, and the tech magazines that were hugely popular at the time would have special CES issues dedicated to bringing all of these news … Read more





