Motorola digs out Portal watch off kids
Richard Long deserved the Bluetooth-enabled Mini car, £5,000 and an internship with Motorola after he was declared winner of the student competition MOTOFWRD, organized by Motorola. The competition aimed to bring out the talent of students and depict their vision of the future. Richard Long, a first-year Computer Science student from Birmingham Univeristy, was awarded for his innovative 'wrist-mounted computer powered by mesh networks and interacts with smart objects'.
The sleek black watch boasts of an OLED screen and also wireless making it compatible with a array of gadgets and hence allowing the users to process their tasks on their speedy PCs at a different place, rather than bothering the little smart kid and leaking the whole of battery charge. More, the watch can detect your body temperature via a sensor and your voice.
I want one!
Via: stuffmag
