Re: [BackpackingLight] Maps, Dat a, Waypoint Routes on your wrist with GPS Watch

I thought the same thing.  I have an altimeter watch and can’t read some the stuff on it, even with reading glasses. 
That said, I’d still like to play with one...
Art


From: Ken 
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2012 12:12 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [BackpackingLight] Maps, Data, Waypoint Routes on your wrist with GPS Watch

  
I know it's late, but I always have the right thing to say after the right 
time is passed.

Seems a screen on a wristwatch would be small.
How small is too small????
Maybe too small when you can't see the screen you are trying to see.
Reminds me of the movie Zoolander when he is using a phone that was barely 
held with 2 fingers.

Ken in NC

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From: "Roleigh" >
> Suunto’s new Ambit is the industry’s most expensive GPS watch. At $500,
> its hardware and software are well built, and it has features other
> watches can’t match. But is it worth the big money?
>





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