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There are Casio watches with built-in digital color camera and IR. Has anybody tried one? Which model? Can you directly transfer pictures from the watch to the T68i or is a computer needed? How do the pictures look on the T68i display? Since the CommuniCam hasn't been available in Switzerland for weeks, this would be an interesting option, since the picture quality of the CommuniCam isn't that good either.
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Posted: 2002-07-04 16:12:00
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If you want to buy the watch, it's cool, everyone will look at it and go "WOW", but it's not very practical for "real" pictures.... I'll place some pics on here in a few hours... But for pictures on the T68i, it's great! You
do need to send the pics to the computer FIRST and then to the phone!
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Posted: 2002-07-04 16:16:00
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last week a have read in a computer magazin ( german) sasumg have developed a new mobile looks like a watch and you must wear this on the arms. ( the photo was very cool)
no price or other features offer this mobil.
josch
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Posted: 2002-07-04 17:52:00
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Here are the casio watchpics I promised....
Airplane I went to Afghanistan on...
Me and my friend
My girlfriend
Man from Afghanistan
Afghani lorry
Hope you enjoyed them and i hope it helps you to decide. I have both the wristwatch and the MCA-20, the watch is basically just to show off, the MCA-20 makes better pics, but is also really just to show off with... if you want high quality pics, buy a real camera!
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Posted: 2002-07-04 20:29:00
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Thanks a lot! On the display (transferred by IR) they really look nice. But the fact that you can't transfer them directly to the T68i forces me to buy the CommuniCam. I already have a nice little digital camera (minolta dimage X) with excellent image quality compared to the watch cam or the CommuniCam. However, I also need a computer to transfer the pics. Sony Ericsson should produce a memory card reader for the T68i real fast.
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Posted: 2002-07-04 22:03:00
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arroyootje
did u go there b4 or after the US attack?? wats life like in there?? wanting to hear more.......
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Posted: 2002-07-05 14:05:00
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You can use the watch to send picture email attachments directly thru your T68m without transferring the photos to a computer. This has been posted many months earlier in this forum. Maybe it will work better with T68i. I think only the Casio watch models that has color image when transferred to computer ( although some may show b/w on the watch), are supporting IR-Tran-P and hence are compatible with T68.
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Posted: 2002-07-05 14:33:00
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I've tried every way possible and can
not send any pics to my T68
i without the programme on the computer.... My watch has colour data..... I'm sure that you are mistaken, if you believe it is still possible, then please enlighten me....
@spanker: I was there on the 18th of June, 2002. Life is pretty much the same as the photo, boring, no shops, all men touching eachother up, BLOODY hot, crap food, smily people, .... not dangerous at all, cos most of the people I mixed with were US Army zitty soldiers...
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Posted: 2002-07-05 20:47:00
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arroyootje,
nice girlfriend
The pictures from the watch are not bad but how you send this pictures?
josch
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Posted: 2002-07-08 07:59:00
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There is an Infra Red port on the watch and I just install the program on my computer and then send everything from the watch to the computer....and then to my T68
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Posted: 2002-07-08 11:39:00
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