I came across a MP4 Watch , It is a wrist watch which can play videos and MP3 music.
This tiny little gadget offers a multimedia experience incorporated in fully functional watch.

I’m sure this one will definitely become a craze this Christmas season! 😊

Give you a choice for Chrismas Gift!

I much prefer the ones from http://thinkgeek.com. They are some good quality watches there!

http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/954e/

or

http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/a442/

Check them out, they are AWESOME!

ThinkGeek is definitely the way to go, and if I wore a watch I would have considered buying one of those.  Then I would have realized 1.8” is far too small, the interface is probably difficult, and I would have bought a Samsung P2 instead.

A video watch is a neat idea, but in kind of the same way the Clone High “knork” was.  Interesting, but better when done separately.

Seems like way too small of a screen for me… my eyes would be killing me after trying to watch a podcast or a movie on that thing!  I wonder what the battery life on that thing is and how it would hold up in real-world use… seems sort of flimsy to me (at least the plastic part that wraps around your wrist)

I don’t have an flash based MP3 or portable player yet but i’m interested in Cowon’s products.

Their A3 player is a great one.Also i’m interested about the products iRiver makes.

sushrukh - 02 June 2008 07:07 AM

I don’t have an flash based MP3 or portable player yet but i’m interested in Cowon’s products.

Their A3 player is a great one.Also i’m interested about the products iRiver makes.

The main problem with products from companies like Cowon and Archos is the large size of the player.  Most people don’t want to or don’t have the room to carry that size of player with them wherever they want to take it.  Most people look for portability in something like this, so smaller form factor devices tend to perform better sales-wise.