PDAs and cell phones may seem like the most efficient method of storing telephone numbers and other essential info while on the go, but neither compares to the portable efficiency of this Casio Databank watch. Outfitted with the ability to hold up to 150 pages of Telememo (names and phone numbers)--with eight letters and 12 numbers per page--the watch is a boon to folks who want to travel as lightly as possible without leaving precious contact information behind. It also makes a handy backup for people who frequently misplace their cell phones, helping ensure that the information within isn't permanently lost. The phone boasts a built-in keypad that makes data entry quick and easy, along with a row of calculator keys. The keypad is helpful in everything from complex functions (determining the rate of return on an investment) to simple ones (figuring out the after-dinner tip). The watch is also strikingly accurate thanks to its thrice-daily calibration with the U.S. Atomic Clock--the official timekeeper of the U.S. government. The upside: precisely accurate time. The downside: no more blaming your watch if you're running late. Busy users will also welcome the stopwatch function, which counts down to within .01 seconds, along with the daily alarm and hourly time signal settings. Additional features include 12- and 24-hour time formats, an electroluminescent backlit screen with afterglow, an auto-calendar feature (preprogrammed to 2096), and a low battery warning (the battery life is approximately two years). As with all Casio timepieces, this Databank watch carries a one-year warranty against defects.
What's in the Box
Watch, battery, warranty information, user's manual.
