Editorial Review

Casio's DBC310-1 men's databank watch is ideal for busy people who love the convenience of having telephone numbers and other essential data right at their fingertips. The watch lets you store 300 pages of either Telememo (names, telephone numbers) or Schedule-memo (messages, months, days, times) data with up to 8 digits and 12 numerals per page. A built-in keypad facilitates data entry, and its EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory) retains your data even when the battery goes dead. So don't worry: you'll never have to retype it all.Read more

Features

• 300 pages of Telememo and Schedule memo
• Words up to 8 letters and numbers up to 12 numerals can be memorized
• Auto sort function
• Initial character search function
• 1/100 second stopwatch

Reviews (5)

please up date the watch
This is my second dbc310-1.I like the multi-functions. but I thank two things ought to be changed. (1) Change the band to a material other than rubber.(2) Change the numbers on the keys so they don't ware off as quick as they do.

i have worn casio watches for about 30 years
had identical watch for years so very familiar with watch. i knew what i wanted as my old one is misplaced but in bad shape from my years of abuse. i love that my "little black book" is on my wrist. i even keep phone #'s for pizza hut, electric company ect. saves a lot of time and grief. has a timer that will go off only once or continually starts another cycle over and over untul shut off. i have it set to go off every year on my anniversary. i do not have to reset it, it goes off every year at the same time. this feature alone can be a life saver to forgetfull guys and more than the cost of the watch in expensive resturants if you forgot your anniverary!!! only watch i will and have worn for 30 years. i ordered this late aug 25, they shipped it on the 26th from new york, i had it in florida on the 27th!!! talk about blazing shipping!!! will definitely deal with again!!!
Good product - with two exceptions
I have had three of these watches in the past few years.They function well, do what they'e supposed to do, and are very helpful.However, the printed alphabetic characters underneath each button will wear off in about 18 months, after which you haved to memorize which button corresponds to which alpahbet character.Not as hard as you might think, but irritating.Secondly, the watch case pin holes where the watch band pin attaches the band to the case will tend to erode or pull out over time.I've had to replace one perfectly good watch because I couldn't get a replacement band to attach. ... Read more

Editorial Review

At only 4.7 by 3.2 inches square and 0.4 inches thick, the Palm Vxhandheld is truly pocket sized; however, this model sports a hefty 8 MB of RAM.The Palm Vx handheld also sports a sleek exterior that looks supercool--anintangible value to be sure, but one that's hard to argue with. Read more

Features

• 8 MB RAM
• HotSync cradle included
• Easily transfer data from your handheld to your PC or Macintosh
• Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• Stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, memos, and more

Reviews (193)

Rock Solid
I bought my Palm Vx for six dollars at a thrift store a year ago and I've never had a problem with it. I own a IIIxe, an m500, and a Handspring Visor Deluxe, and the Vx and the Visor are my favorites.The 3.5.3 OS on the Vx seems to be rock solid-no crashes or freezes. The construction also is very solid. It was made in the USA, which I suspect is the reason for the high quality. Beware of PDA's made in China! The case on my m500 (made in China) became loose not long after I bought it and when I tried to tighten the screws they just stripped. I also get good battery life on the Vx, about a month per charge. With all the problems I read about concerning the latest generation of Palm PDA's, I can't help but think that Palm peaked with older models like the III series and the Vx. You really can't go wrong with the Vx, especially at today's prices. You'll have a reliable PDA with enough memory to add plenty of applications and it won't cost you an arm and a leg. Tip: if you want the Notepad app on your Vx (or older Palm), download Notes! 1.1 for free at palmgear.com.

Crashed three times
I don't see why this item is getting good reviews.It's crashed three times, losing everything.Now the battery won't completely charge.I never could get it connected to the computer.Makes me wonder about Palm.

Still worth it
In 2005, there are a lot of PDA called Pocket PC, but when you look at palm Vx, you will love it. You are able to put it in your suit or handbag and its glass screen provides you a crystal clear writing. I only need a PDA that take care my telephone list, my personal finance and bible reading. I don't need to listen MP3 or watching DVD on the road, and this palm just meet my need. You will love to carry it with you everywhere you go.
Read more

Editorial Review

One of the nice things about Windows CE devices is that manufacturers don't have to stick to a specific design. They can make large screens or small screens, add keyboards or rely solely on the touch screen for input, and basically do whatever they want. Hewlett-Packard decided to make a do-anything device when they designed the Jornada 720, and on most counts they have succeeded.Read more

Features

• Get fast performance with 206 MHz processor, 32 MB SDRAM, and 2-D graphics acceleration
• Features 640 x 240 screen and 3/4-size keyboard
• Powered by rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• Includes pocket versions of familiar Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint as well as Internet Explorer for Handheld PC
• What's in the box: Jornada 720, Stylus, AC adapter, Rechargeable lithium-ion battery, USB Docking cradle, Sync cable, User Manual

Reviews (38)

Good memories but you can't go home again
I am on my 2nd Jornada 720; the first one I positively loved, but in the rush to upgrade (and free up some money) I sold it in 2003.
Consider This Before Accepting Negative Reviews
The HP Jornada 720 (the final model of this line was the 728) is the finest, practical design mobile Handheld Computing device ever made. The Jornada rival is the NEC MobilePro 780-800 line. Both clamshell, mini-laptop looking, devices were high quality and expensive (average retail was over $1,000).
Excellent little machine
I bought my Jornada 720 three years ago on ebay for a fraction of the "new" price - and I love this machine.The best thing is instant startup (unlike any laptop, which takes forever to start), and of course its size and battery life (again longer than any laptop).I added a 64MB card, and use another Compact Flash card to store and transfer large files from and to my deskotop. ActiveSync works fine too, but it is slower.
Read more

Editorial Review

One of the smallest portable DVD players available--at 4.3 x 6.7 x 1.3 inches--the handheld Samsung DVD-L25 also sports an incredibly cool rounded design with an integrated, bright 2.5-inch TFT LCD color screen. It plays 8cm (3.5-inch) Mini-DVD discs (not standard, full-sized DVDs), so you'll need to record video and audio content from your PC or disc library to Mini-DVD disc. The DVD-L25 will also play MP3 and WMA digital audio and JPEG digital photo files as well as 8cm (3.5-inch) Mini-CD discs.Read more

Features

• Handheld, portable DVD player; measures 4.3 x 6.7 x 1.3 inches (WxHxD)
• Plays 8cm (3.5-inch) Mini-DVD and Mini-CD discs
• 2.5-inch TFT LCD screen, integrated mono speaker, headphone jack
• Compatible with MP3, WMA, and JPEG digital content
• Includes AC adapter and 4 rechargable NiMH AA batteries (and charger)

Reviews (3)

Not as Advertised
The system (as of 9 Sept 2006) is incorrectly listed as a "Samsung DVD-L25 Portable DVD Player with 3" Screen"
Good Buy
Pros: Great for long trips
Very cool DVD player. Great for commutes or traveling
For the price you can't go wrong. I use this mini-dvd player on the bus to work. Update 06/13/06, don't use that much anymore while it's a good product, it's takes about 15 minutes of work to watch 60 minutes of tv. I find it easier to read a book or newspaper.
Read more

Editorial Review

Kicking the technology advances up another notch, the Palm Tungsten T3 delivers a professional, sleek alternative to bulkier Pocket PCs that's chock-full of productivity enhancing and information sharing applications. Improvements over the T2 include a full-screen mode when the bottom casing is slid open, a bevy of enhanced display options, compatibility with Java applets, larger internal memory, and an easier to access status bar.

Features

• Palm’s new breakthrough Stretch Display
• Device slides open to reveal a 320x480 display with 50% more viewing area
• Ultra-fast 400MHz Intel XScale processor and 64MB of internal memory
• Wirelessly access email, dial phone numbers, send text messages and connect to the Internet
• What's in the box: Handheld device; Palm Desktop software, including Documents To Go and Adobe Acrobat for Palm OS; all basic utilities such as Calendar, Contacts, Tasks., etc.

Reviews (97)

Mine Died
My Tungsten T# just died.It is in a forzen state.It will not reboot or even turn off.It is just over a year old and I am now looking for a new PDA.

Palm T3 disaster
I was about to write my miserable experience in agonizing detail, until I found that others have traveled the same path. It is a pity that a product that has come so far was (in my case, also) mercilessly deserted by its maker in the clinches - in this case a hotsync failure that eventually destroyed not only the data stored in the handheld but also the backups of those data that were religiously placed on the "official"
Still a great PDA in (almost) 2006
If you're in the market for a PDA designed with the businessperson in mind, here are some reasons why you may still want to consider the T3 as we approach 2006:
Read more

Features

• Pagemark Merriam-Webster Dictionary
• Thin, light & flexible
• Merriam-Webster database with over 80,000 words & 274,000 definitions
• 3 line display
• Phonetic spell correction

Reviews (4)

Love it!
I was surprised to see this item rated as low as it is on this site.This is a wonderful product and I have always found the word I was looking for.(Maybe we have a newer version?)Besides a dictionary, it has the date and time, word games, a calculaor and a phonebook.We love it!Good-bye heavy dictionary!

great for young teens
My 11-year-old son got this as a gift and uses it constantly. He looks up words he's not familiar with and plays the word games to increase his vocabulary.We even play together sometimes!I plan to buy some for gifts.

Disappointing
I thought this was something I would use and enjoy. After just a few uses I can't be bothered with it. Most of the words I tried to looked up were not there. It may be of use to a gradeschooler, but anyone with a higher reading level would get nothing but a bookmark and I would rather use a paperclip. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Palm IIIxe handheld builds on earlier Palm III models by offering more memory and more options. Its 8 MB of RAM (four times the memory of the popular Palm IIIe) and 2 MB of flash ROM keep track of all your appointments, memos, to-do items, expense items, and e-mail, plus you can add thousands of third-party applications. Although the Palm IIIe and IIIx models have ample memory for many users, the Palm IIIxe better supports users who rely upon their organizer for data-heavy operations.Read more

Features

• Same size and weight as earlier Palm III models
• 8 MB RAM (4 times that of the popular Palm IIIe connected organizer)
• Upgradable features and operating system; PC and Mac compatible
• Now with Pocket Quicken financial management software
• Easy-to-read LCD screen, even in dim light or sunshine

Reviews (229)

Might be nice if it worked
I ordered this from a reseller, cg_enterprises@tds.net. The unit arrived without a cradle to charge it. I emailed the reseller and was told it would be sent overnight. Four days later it has not arrived. When I contacted the reseller again, I received the following professional response: "Bite Me!".
long time user..
I still use my palm IIIxe.. bought it in 2001 from Amazon.Actually this is my second one, my first one bit the dust, so I bought a refurb for $39.00 and it synced up with the 4.1 OS... it is great for addresses and calendar + todos... I also type memos with a keyboard when I'm in the field.Also this is used daily from am to pm... at night I dl avantgo and read news from the otherside of the world before bed...
Quality But No Frills PDA
I just bought this PDA used from Amazon and I'm pretty pleased with it.It's not color which I don't care about, but I am having a bit of a hard time seeing the screen well.I have had a terrible time getting it to synch correctly with Outlook and I couldn't get it to synch at all with Palm Desktop 3.5.3.No clue what the problem is, but after 2 hours trying to figure it out, I just gave up.I use Outlook Express, not Outlook and it took a lot of trial and error, but I can get it to synch names and addresses, but I can NOT get email to work since i don't use Outlook as my default mail handler.So..if that fits your situation and you want to synch for email and download from AVantgo, then do not buy this.However, I just want it for names and addresses to replace an old trusty Sharp Wizard that they don't make anymore.I really loved my Sharp though.What i like about the Palm IIIxe is that it's battery-operated (2 AAAs)- i honestly don't even fathom why people complain about this feature - they're nuts.The battery operated PDAs are the way to go because they can last forever in your purse and you don't have to remember to charge it.If the battery is dead while you're on the go - just run to a convenience store and buy AAAs.That simple.The Palm IIIxe seems pretty sturdy, but we'll see in the long run.Either with Palm or Sharp, this beats carrying around a paper and pencil organizer.The person I bought from on Amazon was great and honest too. ... Read more

Features

• Keep all your important information--from appointments to addresses to notes--at your fingertips
• 8 MB of memory, bonus software, and a fast processor
• Play games on the go or read an eBook
• Synchronizes with Outlook
• What’s in the box: Handheld device; Palm Desktop software including Note Pad and Expense; Software Essentials CD with Handmark Mobile DB and PDA Money; pre-installed basic applications such as Address Book, Date Book, etc.

Reviews (79)

Design Flaw
I received this as a gift over one year ago.I did not put it to use at that time because the screen is hard to read... and my Palm XIIIE was working perfectly.Recently, I bought a new computer which did not have a LPT ports so I decided to use the Zire which synchronizes via USB.The big problem is that it is uncompatible with my cell phone.If my cell phone rings all data in the handheld is lost.According to Palm Support they should not be close to each other, not easy being a female who carries both products in the same bag.I never had a problem like that with my previous Palm.
Very good value for its price
Best feature is the Note Pad application, you can scribble on it just like writing on a post-it note and can save it.

Greatfor the Price
The Pros
Read more

Subjects:  1. Electronics    2. Computer Accessories   

Features

• QWERTY keyboard: allows for easy entry of phone numbers, appointments, and other data through typing
• Word Translator Mode: allows for approx. 2400 English/Spanish word translations

Reviews (1)

Good Product for the small amount of money
I just bought this today and I like the easy to use features once you set everything up its easy to use. But it doesnt have a lot of games on it and it doesnt have a calendar which I would prefer for my personal use. I also think that the word translator doesnt work very well. Overall for the cheap price this is a good product. ... Read more

Features

• Resource library for Bible study with cross-references
• 6 popular Bible translations including NIV Bible translation
• Study notes provide historical, cultural, and theological insights
• Personalized study and memorization tools; easy navigation
• In-depth study notes; daily reading plans and daily devotions

Reviews (10)

Great Idea, Poor Execution
I love having the Bible on my Treo.Thw Word is always with me because I take my Treo everywhere and I don't always have the space to tote a traditional Bible.
only for new pocket pc
just a remainder ,this only works with pc2002 and pc2003 ,and its not the same laridan software called pocketbible that works with all pocket pc,laridan makes both . AFTER CONTACT LARIDAN SUPPORT THEY SEND ME THE LINKS TO USE WITH MY JORNADA 548 ,ITS WIN CE3.0 ,NOW WORKS GREAT ,I LIKED ESPECIALLY THE NIV STUDY .TKS

Great for pocket bible
I bought this NIV study bible and really enjoy the options it provides:Daily memorization.Morning and Evening Meditation and Many different ways to "Read the whole bible in a year... read "OT NT PS and Pr. in a year".N.T. in six months"."Daily light on a daily path".Etc.There are many ways to approach your daily study. Easy to navigate and can even highlight in colors. I would recommend this for anyone who wants to take the bible with them on the road or to work or wherever you take your Palm Pilot.
Read more

Editorial Review

The Palm-powered PEG-NX70V Clié handheld comes equipped with a built-in digital camera (310,000 effective pixels) for taking digital pictures and video. The camera resolution has been improved to 640 x 480 pixels (VGA) with an option to save the images on Memory Stick media in JPEG format. Furthermore, the PEG-NX70V will record and play back video (MPEG-4) and store it on Memory Stick media.Read more

Features

• Built-in digital camera (310,000 effective pixels)
• Integrated wireless communication slot
• High-resolution TFT color display (320 x 480 pixels)
• 16 MB of RAM, 16 MB of ROM, Memory Stick expansion slot
• What's in the box: PEG-NX70V, USB HotSync cradle, stylus, AC Adapter, stereo headphones, remote controller, plug adapter, plug adapter attachment, hand strap, installation CD-ROM, beginner's guide

Reviews (44)

Still doing its job after 3 years!
I have carried this PDA in my front pocket for three years. After numerous collisions with furniture and such, it still works as new. The metal case and folding design keep me from replacing this with a newer PDA. My only complaint would be the lack of Mac support.

Long-term fan of CLIE NX70V
I just had to put in a good word for this product. I've had it for 2 and a half years and it keeps me sane. I love all the bells and whistles that go along with it- i'm always able to keep busy during "downtime". From pic and vid capability, to the mp3 player (and voice recording), to email, to scheduling and various Palm related tools- this product has been well worth the investment!
Good not Great
I think it's pointless to go on and on when writing a review so I'm gonna keep this short:Read more

Editorial Review

Navman has pulled out all the stops for their top-of-the-line iCN 550 automotive GPS unit. With a built-in 4 GB hard drive, a large 3.5-inch color screen, an advanced Intel microprocessor, and impressive 3-D mapping and navigation features, the iCN 550 will deliver you to all your life's destinations with ease. A rugged magnesium case, a flip-up patch antenna, and a built-in rechargeable battery mean that the 550 is ready to go right out of the box.Read more

Features

• Features turn-by-turn guidance, back-on-track rerouting and a 3D mapping perspective
• Touch screen-enabled 3.5-inch landscape LCD with 320 x 240 resolution
• 12-channel GPS receiver is driven by Navman's SmartST 2005 software
• Massive POI database and North American maps stored on 4GB hard drive
• Includes remote control unit

Reviews (3)

Great GPS for driving
I have used GPS's for eight years on a regular basis. I use two Garmins and Mircrosoft Streets and Trips. Streets and Trips is a excellent program and the receiver picks up signals quickly. The drawback is that I needed to have my laptop in my vehicle to use.
Navman gets you there
I have not had the Navman 550 love enough to use it often.I tried it on a trip of 100 miles to our daughter's home.I used my usual route which is the shortest that I have found and the Navman wanted me to go another way.As I got closer to my destination the Navman picked up on my route and gave good directions.There are a couple of things that I have been disappointed with.One is the on/off switch.It is on the back and one must use the stylus to operate it.It is impossible to get to the back to operate the switch when the Navman is mounted in the car.One must remove the Navman from the mount in order to operate the on/off switch.The other disappointment is that the instructions that came with it indicated that software downloads could be obtained at their U.R.L.When I tried to get downloads they were not available at their site.I am looking forward to using this GPS unit on an upcoming trip through six states.

Great replacement for your maps!
I borrowed this unit from a friend for an 1100 mile car trip from Florida through North Carolina.Here's what I found:
Read more

Subjects:  1. icn-550; icn-510; icn-650; icn510; icn650; nav; man   

Editorial Review

Building on the success of PalmOne's Zire 71, the Zire 72 is the first Palm-based handheld that can capture digital video with sound and shoot digital still photos. This special silver version of the Zire 72 also features bright 320 x 320-pixel color screen for optimal playback of video and photos as well as voice recording capability and an MP3 player for listening to your own soundtrack. Other features include Bluetooth wireless connectivity, a 32 MB memory, Secure Digital card expansion, and a fast 312 Mhz Intel PXA270 processor. And, of course, the Zire 72 features Palm's suite of information management applications and the ability to edit Word- and Excel-compatible files and synchronize with Microsoft Outlook (Windows only). It's also available in the original blue version. Read more

Features

• Bright, 320x320 transflective TFT color display supports more than 65,000 colors
• 312 MHz Intel PXA270 processor, Palm OS v5.2.8, 32 MB RAM (24 MB actual storage)
• Integrated 1.2 MP digital camera that also shoots video
• Expansion slot that supports MMC, SD, and SDIO memory cards
• Palm Desktop Software for Windows and Mac and Software Essentials CD included

Reviews (46)

Almost 2 years and (almost) no problems
Minor problems, but very good so far. Had a Zire71, moved up a little. This one should have a shrine built if it ever dies.
A LEMON
I bought a Palm Zire72 back in April, 2005 for $299.00 and it has proven to be money down the drain.I experienced the screen freezing up on me which required a hard reset procedure thereby resulting in a loss of all information.I sent it back for repair around August, 2005.They returned it, supposedly repaired, and I experienced the same problems with it after this first repair.Around May, 2006, it was sent back for another repair and I am again experiencing the same problem.The previous two "repairs" were done at no cost to me.The company now says that they will repair it at a cost to me because it is out of warranty.The company, notwithstanding the language of its warranty, should, in my opinion, stand behind its product.The product has proven to be unreliable and a headache.Be forewarned.I rated this product with one star because there was no lower alternative.

Terrible! Don't waste your money.
I bought the Zire 72s as an upgrade to my previous black and white Palm that I had no problems with. It has been nothing but a lemon since I got it. Often when I turn it on it has lines going across the screen and has to be turned off and then on again to get rid of them. The graffiti is terrible and rarely works. I have to reset it all the time. Customer support is terrible and did nothing to rectify the problems. I even sent it to them at one point and they sent it back in exactly the same condition I sent it to them. I don't think they even looked at it. After my experience with this Palm, I will never buy Palm again. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Franklin's Pocket Dictionary is the perfect, easy-to-use tool whenever you're stumped by a word. You can instantly look up 80,000 words with 274,000 definitions. The four-line display lets you comfortably read word definitions without extra scrolling. The phonetic spell checker ensures the right word will be found even if you misspell it. There are also many useful word tools like a crossword puzzle solver and learning exercises.Read more

Features

• 80,000 words and 274,000 definitions
• Learning exercises
• Spell checker
• Spelling bee and flash cards
• Includes 9 games, clock, and contact information databank

Reviews (14)

not comprehensive enough
The dictionary is not comprehensive enough, especially to the one whose english is not the first language.

Franklin Dictionary/Calculator/databank
I bought the Franklin MWD-450 for my 13 year old daughter to use at school for Language class vocabulary.She loves it.No need to wait for a dictionary or for a computer station to open up.With 5 computer stations in the class, it is time comsuming and most students wind up with homework.A couple of her friends have now purchased the Franklin MWD-450 as well to use in class.

My personal review
Personally, I find this item is very useful.Though some words might not be in it but on the other side it has many advantages.It has short and brieft meanings which are very understandle.Second a calculator and games that you can increase your vocabularies.Third, small and light weigh.Overall, It's pretty good for a cheap price like this. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Electronics    2. Office Electronics   

Editorial Review

The stainless steel Suunto X6HRM wrist-top computer/timepiece provides you with tools for analyzing and improving your performance in your favorite endurance sport. It combines a heart rate monitor and an altimeter that comes with the included Suunto transmitter belt. It also features a barometer, digital compass, chronometer, and clinometer (for measuring slope angle). This wrist-top computer also comes in another version--the X6HR with composite housing. Read more

Features

• Stainless steel wrist-top computer/timepiece with heart rate monitor and altimeter, barometer, and compass
• Helps you analyze and improve your performance for your favorite endurance sport
• Shows elevation up to 29,500 feet plus vertical speed; 6-hour barometric trend graph to help forcast weather changes
• Water resistant, tested to 100 meters/330 feet
• Synchronize with your PC to analyze performance

Features

• Features 10,000 words and over 6400 commonly used phrases
• Organized by category: Medical emergency, hotel, restaurant, airport, shopping, etc.
• One-Touch jog dial to provide quick, efficient communication
• Home & world clock with alarm
• Easy-to-use interface

Reviews (1)

Franklin CET-180, A must for any travel to Europe
This product makes the difference between being able to communicate in Europe when your only language in English.Everyone traveling should have this item as it makes travel and communication a breeze! ... Read more

Features

• High resolution color display produces over 65,000 colors for amazing clarity
• Super-slim aluminum body discreetly slides into your pocket or purse
• Center Jog Dial Navigator wheel and arrows enable four-way directional movements for easy access to your applications and information
• Store and transfer digital files with optional Memory Stick PRO media
• Stay organized and entertained--at home or on the road

Reviews (12)

Great PDA if the backlight doesn't burn out
I've had my PDA for about a year and never had a major problem however one month after the extended warantee expired my backlight burned out.The color screen is useless without it.This is a chronic problem with the sony Clie's.They offer very little support for this problem if your expensive pda burns out.A know design flaw that cost as much as the pda to fix.Don't buy a sony Clie if you can't afford to replace the unit after a year.

Unreliable junk
This is one of the worst products of any kind that I have ever bought in my entire life. My first one lost power after a month, even though it was charged and never came back on. They tried a new battery, but the gizmo was dead. So, I got the replacement. Heck, there can be a bad apple in every barrel.
Nasriah
It is one of the best out of sony products that you can get. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Keep your sports training focused with the powerful Timex T51931 Ironman Triathlon multi-function, performance sport digital watch, which features an all-black watch case and top ring, all-day Indiglo feature, and Flix Indiglo functionality. Sport timing features include a 100-hour chronograph with lap or split option, 100-lap memory recall, 99 lap counter, on-the-fly recall of lap or split, and interval timers settable up to 24 hours (9 timers with countdown/stop, countdown/repeat, and countdown/auto-start chrono). The training log stores workouts by date, with best lap, average lap, and it offers a 10-memo log, each with up to three 8-character pages. Other features include two time zones with date, five alarms with 5-minute back-up, water resistance to 100 meters (330 feet), and black polyurethane strap with grey accents.It incorporates the Timex Flix system, which activates the Indiglo night-light with a simple flick of your wrist. To activate FLIX, put the watch into Night-Mode by pressing and holding the Indiglo night-light button 3 seconds until it beeps. With the watch in Night-Mode, a forward "flick" of the wrist with a sharp "stop" will activate the Indiglo night-light for three seconds. Read more

Features

• 100M Water Resistant
• Indiglo night-light activation is now at the flick of your wrist. No hands, no buttons and no wasted batteries
• Large oversized digits
• Memo log (10 memos-each composed of three 8-character pages)
• 100-lap memory recall during chronograph operation with lap and split times

Reviews (2)

Classic still working
I have been using this model watch for 10 years now.I love it, and I just checked in to check that it is still available (I'm happy to see that it is).It has all the features I want.I am a runner and a scientist.It keeps precise time, up to 100 lap times, two time zones, five alarms, etc..If you turn off the lighting (which is still available when needed) the battery will last about five years.The straps need to be replaced more often (every two-three years).If anyone finds a better watch they should let me know!

Review of Timex Watch for Interval Timing
The watch itself works fine and chimes out the intervals exactly as programmed but I found the instructions to be printed in type that so small that they were hard to read. Also the instructions would be easier to follow if they were set up in a flow chart type format. ... Read more

Editorial Review

For the book lover who thought they had everything, this may be the perfect gift: a dictionary that draws its 130,000 definitions from the American Heritage Dictionary (4th edition) and is small enough to serve as a bookmark. The Zelco Bookmark Dictionary II’s ultra-thin, flexible keyboard pad clips onto the page of a book for easy reference. Other functions include a measurement converter and a calculator. Date and time are kept with an internal clock.Read more

Features

• Ultra-slim electronic dictionary that is also a bookmark
• Thin, flexible pad clips onto book; contains definitions for 130,000 words
• Calculator and measurement conversion functions
• Internal clock keeps date and time
• 3-3/4 by 5-3/4 by 1/2 inch; 1 lithium battery; 1-year warranty

Reviews (7)

Not for the Serious Reader
I bought this because it sounded like such a great idea.
Worked for five minutes
This product worked for about five minutes but then failed. After 4 resets, it has remained stuck on the date. I'll be returning it.

Still going to look
I received this as a gift for Christmas and I have two main complaints.First, and more important, I would say 1/3 of the words I look up are not in this product.I have a decent vocabulary, but I'm no lexicographer, and it's frustrating not to find so many words.The second complaint is that the buttons are difficult to push and I wish the product would default to "dictionary mode" when I turn it on, rather than always have to push an extra button to get there.It is a dictionary after all--why would I buy this if I really wanted a calculator?It's a nice feature, but bury that somewhere else and make it easy for me to look up my word without having to push extra buttons (which are hard to push!)I'm sure there's something better out there...now I'm off to find it. ... Read more