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Steve Wozniak's Nixie tube wrist watch



Long term readers of this blog know we have featured Nixie tube clocks a couple of times (see here and here), but this is the first one for a wrist watch. And worn by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, no less.

Credit for this scoop goes to medGadget, an online journal of emerging medical technologies. It writes:
One of the attendees to this year's TEDMED was the venerable Steve Wozniak, founder of Apple Computer. Steve is an engaging person so he wanted to show us his NIXIE tube wrist watch and how he uses it to intimidate fellow airline travellers.

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Posted by Alun Williams - Electronics Weekly.com on November 10, 2009 10:17 AM



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