Pragmatic

Pragmatic is a discussion show contemplating the practical application of technology. Exploring the real world trade offs we look at how great ideas are transformed into products and services that can change our lives. Nothing is as simple as it seems.

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episode 38: Watch This Time and Space


The Apple Watch promises new functionality from a smartwatch. John dissects the detail behind the power demands of wristwatches, screen types, movement types, GPSs, super-capacitors, batteries and why the Taptic engine could be a big deal.
With Vic Hudson and John Chidgey.

Related Links:

Mechanical Watches

  • The Watch
  • The Hamilton Watch Company

Quartz Watches

  • Seiko Astron SQ 35
  • The First Quartz Wrist Watch
  • Seiko

Electric Mechanical Watches

  • Electric Watch
  • Hamilton Titan 500 Electric Watch

Kinetics

  • Changing Seiko Kinetic Battery
  • Replacing Seiko Kinetic Capacitor
  • Automatic Watch

Solar Watches

  • The Solar Powered Watch
  • Fully Transparent Solar Cell
  • Solar Cell

Screen Technology

  • iPhone 5 and Galaxy SIII Tech Shoot-out
  • Mirasol

Batteries/Storage

  • The Battery Reference Book
  • Lithium-ion Batteries
  • Super-Capacitor
  • Maxell TC920S Battery [PDF]
  • 355 Pulsar Battery [PDF]

Fitness

  • Comparing Fitbit Models
  • FitBit

A Category Called General

  • The Pulsar Watch
  • Smart Watch
  • BCM4750 GPS
  • iPhone 6+ Teardown
  • Inductive Charging
  • Lightning Connector

Previous Episodes and Articles

  • Episode 1: Faraday’s Cage
  • Episode 2: The Battery Problem
  • Episode 19: I’ll Take The Gold-free Extra-Oxygen Cable Please
  • Smartwatches: You Might Want One…Or Not

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 September 27, 2014  1h48m