Engadget: Sony Ericsson, Citizen, and others have been taking occasional shots at integrating Bluetooth into wrist-bound baubles for several years now, but the problems have been pretty obvious -- Bluetooth wasn't really optimized to transfer nibble-sized chunks of information while sipping almost imperceptible amounts of power, so you end up with a watch that dies in hours or days rather than years.
This means the typically-drab LCD display of every other Casio G-Shock is gone, replaced by a full-color touchscreen.
Enter the Edifice range from Casio, which brings high-tech features into classic chronograph stylings. We’re looking at the EQB-1000D today, which is up at the top of the range with an MSRP of $330.
The Pro Trek WSD-F30 is the newest member of the Pro Trek family, with sport ruggedized designs and Google’s WearOS. On the face, this year’s model hasn’t changed that much, but all the real improvements are under the fascia.
