Fossil Wrist PDA

The smallest PDA out there proves that secret agents aren't the only ones with great gadgets hidden about their persons.

Large for a watch and small for a PDA, the Fossil Wrist PDA ($150 street) presents an interesting yet bulky choice for anyone who wants to store personal-organizer information in a wrist-watch-style device. You can load addresses, appointments, tasks,...

Fossil Wrist PDA

We've covered lots of SPOT watches on Geek.com in the past, and we're always very interested in covering news, rumors, etc., concering Palm Powered versions of wrist computing. At long last, Fossil just recently unveiled the Palmy Grail in the form of...

Now, this might be geek heresy, but—as you can tell by the previous paragraphs—we didn't fall in love with the Wrist PDA. We wanted to like the device.. We're as in love with gadgets as the next nerd, but the Wrist PDA needs to go through a few more...

As a business traveler I'm always on the look out for some gadget that can reduce the amount of stuff I need to carry. I always wear a watch --it's the other stuff like cell phone, PDA, laptop, etc that I'd been thinking of combining. So when Fossil...

Fossil, the Texas-based maker of trendy watches and other accessories, has started selling the Wrist PDA, a Palm-compatible device that displays contacts, to-dos, appointments and other information from a handheld computer.

Fossil, popular maker of more kinds of watches than anyone can count, has done something that a few years ago would have been unthinkable. In fact, they've been working on this product for about four years÷a Palm in the form factor of a wristwatch....