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@OneBitOnePixel @OneBitOnePixel , have you tried writing a simple program that does the same thing on the Seiko UC-2000 and on the Epson RC-20 to compare their performance? It would be very interesting to see!

Released in 1985 (1984), this watch is way ahead of the UC-2000, with an 8-bit Z-80-compatible CPU, a 42x32 graphical touchscreen, and serial communication with a PC. Opening this sandwich of PCBs was a little nerve-wracking, but it went smoothly.

I spent half the day today taking photos of another 80s smartwatch – the Epson RC-20:

@OneBitOnePixel @furrtek Great work, I’m very impressed! But I’ve noticed a few bugs in the apps, as I am using this watch regularly. While playing the Platformer time stops, 20 minutes of gameplay results in only a 5 second change on the watch. There are also a few bugs in the "WatchFaces" app.

@furrtek Here are a few games that can run on this watch. I wrote the first one myself, it's what got me started on this emulator. The other two came on a cartridge with the Seiko UC-2200.

I've finally finished a full-fledged Seiko UC-2000 / DATA-2000 emulator. github.com/azya52/Emulato… To be precise, I wrote it a few years ago, but only recently managed to dump the full firmware – thanks to @furrtek posting photos of the watch's MCU: x.com/furrtek/status…

@mobi1255 I used a flex cable I found in a monitor to repair my Casio PB-1000. But it’s still unusable because of an issue with the display flex(

今年のジャンク修理1台目 CASIO FX-795P折りたたみ型ポケコン 、経年劣化でフィルムケーブルがはがれて接触不良起こしてるので極細電線で繋ぎ直した。

@swartz_de Also, there's no black plastic circle in the all reset button to prevent damage to the keyboard rubber, and especially to prevent damage to the keyboard membrane through the rubber. It's not included in every FX-880P, but it's very useful, I cut one out of plastic and install it.

When you finish a job just to realize you missed one tiny detail. #ポケコン