At a time when we had widespread electronic games about a wolf or autoslide clones of games from Nintendo . Casio released similar games in a much smaller version.
To the right of the iPod Shuffle is a racing emulator in the form factor of a 1990 wristwatch. Details insider .
Brief characteristics of Casio GR-15: Wrist watch regular strap of rubber. Dimensions without strap (HxWxL) 39x31x8 mm Display diagonal 1 inch. Power supply CR2025 3V. Sound monophonic squeak. Hours from one battery> 5 years. Year of release 1990. Made in Japan. ')
In order not to overload the topic with text immediately video game in action.
The meaning of the game is to drive the entire track in a given time. In the center of the track, the car accelerates at the edges slowing down. Rotate left and right respectively. On the winding sections of the route informs the navigator in the form of arrows. For all there are three rounds of the first, you need to get to 500 conventional km in the second and third to 999. In this case, you can make 4 accidents for each round. If you did not meet in the allotted time, the game ends. The best result is saved and shown at each start. The game develops a reaction and probably concentration :)
Japanese experts are interesting to approach the problem of creating an interface (picture is attached). In the clock mode (and this is also the clock), a screensaver such as a screensaver with traveling cars is displayed on the screen in a constant mode.
Front view.
Side view. As you can see, there are no connectors on the side panel, but there are two buttons) Flash drives and replaceable cartridges are not supported.
Back view Japan is all clear.
Inside view The CR2025 3V battery lasts for a very long time at least 5 years.
The best thing with such a clock was, for example, to go to a children's camp. It was not necessary to think about where to charge the gadget to play on the train or on a quiet hour, as was the case with mobile phones (which were less common before). Yes, and still did not have to worry about the safety because they were always on hand.