Wrist deep in data

Hardwarelabs.net has just posted a review of a tasty little toy that most tech-heads will instantly drool over. It's the Matsucom OnHand PC, and, funnily enough, it’s a watch form-factor device that acts as a cut down PDA. Hell, I don't care if it

Hardwarelabs.net has just posted a review of a tasty little toy that most tech-heads will instantly drool over. It's the Matsucom OnHand PC, and, funnily enough, it's a watch form-factor device that acts as a cut down PDA. Hell, I don't care if it works or not - it looks cool!

'The new $299 Matsucom OnHand PC is definitely for gadget geeks. Claiming to be the world's smallest PDA, this device puts basic PIM functions on your wrist. Overall, the onHand PC is an innovative device, but in reality will only be accepted by a niche market. If you're a normal computer user who needs a PDA to keep track of your data while you're on the go, get a Visor. However, if you're a gadget geek who already has a Palm, this is the perfect toy to have.'
Hardwarelabs.net's OnHand PC review