How To Not Design a Wrist Phone - The New CEC Wrist Phone

Aug 14 2003, 10:38am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Wrist Phones like the Wristomo are the big hit in Japan. This trend also motivates other companies to jump on the band wagon. The new Wrist phone by CEC looks like its just a normal mobile phone strapped on wrist. Huge, bulky, wierd looking. See photos at PCOnline and at pgcw. Especially get a load of the Phone with a camera plugged in at pgcw. Story via Gizmodo

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