"That's a watch playing."
Casio's Dave Ginsberg.. The MP3 watch can store up to an hour of music you listen to through earphones that plug in. And that's just the start. Soon to come... a watch that can tell you where you are...
"This will tell you via satellite, it actually reads seven satellites or it accesses seven satellites simultaneously, it will tell you within forty meters where you are on the face of the earth."
The watch face isn't big enough for maps... but it does give you coordinates. And then there's Casio's digital camera watch... .
"It holds one hundred images at 120 over 120 resolution... .easily uploadable into Microsoft Office."
"You can and you can upload them to your computer and use them there, for email purposes, for printing, whatever purpose." So you take pictures and then you can look at them on your wrist.
It links to a database of names and phone numbers in the watch to give you a sort of artificial photographic memory. You can find a link to Casio's wrist technology site at Bootcamp.com. Bootcamp, I'm Fred Fishkin for CBS News.