If you’re more interested in keeping a certain amount of full motion video strapped on your wrist than an actual clock Shenzhen Adragon Digitek’s MP4 watch provides the diversion you’ve been looking for.

 

One of the more curious aspects of the recent mass proliferation of personal media players is the devices in which they are being incorporated. In recent times we’ve seen not one but two video playing wristwatchs. The most recent came with some natty images showing the watch in four colours from Andalong, though we cannot seem to extract a price or any details on specifications beyond that it plays MP3s, MP4s, has USB 2.0 connectivity and an inbuilt microphone and a remarkably impressive nine hour play time. Of all of those functions, we think that the microphone might potentially be the most useful as we can’t exactly see people queuing up to swap their wide screen HD tellys for a screen smaller than a postage stamp.

The MP4 watch is both water and shock proof so you don’t need to worry about frying this little bugger.