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For the first time, Microsoft announced a watch, on the dials of which their owners can see news, stock quotes, weather reports and other useful information, almost a year ago at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, which traditionally takes place in early January. . All this mass of "foreign" information must be loaded into the watch via the FM wireless network.

This technology is called SPOT (Smart Personal Objects Technology). It also involves tracking the movement of the watch owner to other time zones and synchronizing the clock with the most accurate atomic clock.

Bill Gates personally spoke about this smart watch, and he also demonstrated their sample on his own hand. Gates then announced that SPOT watches would appear in stores in the fall of 2003. However, this did not happen. There were problems with radio communication, and some corrections had to be made to the radio chips. But now everything seems to be ready, and the well-known watch company Fossil has already produced "many thousands" of SPOT watches. It remains only to arrange a solemn ceremony of the beginning of sales.

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