Article: Timex Brings High-tech Goal Home With Data Link Watch

One odd thing about a new wrist watch is that it says "Microsoft" on its face. The company is better known for computer software than for timepieces. That's why the watch also says Timex on its case.

A few minutes ago, the watch and I were watching the computer monitor together. The watch was making far more sense than I was of the white horizontal lines going across the black screen.

In less than 30 seconds, this digital watch had wirelessly absorbed the information coming from the screen. It had been programmed with a week's worth of appointments, to-do items, two dozen telephone numbers, a dozen anniversaries and five alarm times that I previously entered in the Timex-Microsoft ...

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