Neutrano’s Nutec WristFone comes with a 2 megapixel camera placed on top of the face, which also takes video. It supports Bluetooth accessories, has access to FM radio, can play different music files, and even records audio. The SIM card port is under the face of the watch, which is also a touch screen. Neutrano’s Nutec WristFone is not tied to any telcom, making it open for any GSM network.

A digital clock watch dial is used as the main screen saver, and when you’re ready to make a call, the screen brightens to open up the menu. The WristFone has tiny touch-command areas where you can check on your messages, phone book, and main media menu. It WristFone comes with a stylus. Using a stylus to move around within the UI comes from a long tradition of portable devices that basically reject hand touch commands and overall user simplicity. The WristFone has a battery lasting approximately 3-4 hours of talking time and a 3-day stand-by. It’s available now starting at $400.  

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