The Windows Wrist Watch 2.0 boots the classic Windows 95, 98 and XP operating systems on the Raspberry Pi and displays them on a wearable four-inch touchscreen. The “watch” itself also looks rather clunky, and is basically akin to strapping a large phone to your wrist. The project requires a Pi 3 Model B+, Pimoroni’s HyperPixel 4.0…
Create your own smartwatch, remote sensor tag, or sophisticated home controller with this small, sleek, BLE-enabled, low power dev kit. The six sides represent the six reasons why Hexiwear is so great: Compact wearable form factor Low power Expandability Connectivity Availability (open source) Community Hexiwear is a wearable development kit for the Internet of Things…
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