> > Hey, I found a few things out...now that I've managed to disassemble
> > the first one...
>
> I expect to see the following message in a few months...
> ...
> I've managed to fit everything for a wearable computer into my
> Tomagotchi.
I don't think so... These things are *tiny,* and about the size of the
Ruputer. I don't have that kind of technology available to me...at this
point.
> I'm running X on the LCD display, and use the buttons for text input and
> a mouse.
The weird thing is...the way X is structured, that's at least feasible.
Not practical, but feasible.
Gee...one of the buttons could be changed into a trackpoint mouse. :-)
And those 4 buttons...chording keyboard? hehe
Better yet...get one of the newest Tomagotchis...with the touch
sensitive
screen.
> It has a P-133, LiIon batteries, and enough flash RAM to run
> a minimal Linux system.
Yuck! Perhaps a StrongARM system. :-)
> But every time I show my great new wearable
> computer to people, they think it's useless because it doesn't actually
> work like a Tomagotchi. So I've written a new X app, xtomagotchi.
NNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously...let's just get the LCD working first.
-- Chuck Knight
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