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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ibnanv" data-source="post: 11458987" data-attributes="member: 218596"><a href="http://softarchive.net/blogs/tech-weki/touchscreen_digital_watch_arrives.858774.html" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://softarchive.net/blogs/tech-weki/touchscreen_digital_watch_arrives.858774.html" target="_blank"></a>  <a href="http://imgarchive.info/viewpicture.php?file=1227512.jpg&th=true" target="_blank"><img src="http://imgarchive.info/201111/th_1227512.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></a>If the Mutewatch digital watch strikes you at first as nothing more than  a colorful and stylish wristband, inventor Mai-Li Hammargren has  already won half the battle.The $259 Mutewatch has an all-touch interface and a silent vibrating  alarm, a feature which Hammargren said was the idea she started with in  2007: She wanted to design an alarm that would wake her up without  waking up her boyfriend.A few years and a handful of lawyers, engineers, friends, and other  collaborators later, the Mutewatch was born and has now arrived in the  U.S. At an October 27 launch event at high-end retailer Moss in New  York, the Mutewatch seemed to hold its own next to $8,000 table clocks, a  $130,000 Philippe Starck floor lamp with a scrolling digital display,  and $40,000 chandeliers.The 1.4-ounce Mutewatch has a capacitive touch screen with large, simple  characters and a light sensor. A small, flat, fold-away USB plug for  charging and for software upgrades is integrated into the wristband. A  two-hour charge lasts for about a week, according to the company. The  touch screen stays off until activated by tapping the screen or by  twisting your wrist to one side or the other.You set the time by tapping the top or bottom of each digit or by  swiping up or down on each digit. To silence an alarm, you tap the three  symbols that appear on the screen one at a time. The vibration alarm is  strong enough to be noticed but, of course, is otherwise silent. The  Mutewatch has a wry “Hand Wash Only” warning on the bottom to remind you  that while it’s fairly resistant to water and humidity, it’s not meant  to be immersed.</blockquote>

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