It demonstrates quite nicely the fact that Linux has applications ranging from small embedded devices all the way up to large servers. We don't build watches. We have had interest from companies worldwide that may be interested in developing a product, but that would be down the track. Senior researcher at IBM's Tokyo Research Laboratory, Noboru Kamijo, said the company had focused on the watch because it was always on the wrist and hard to lose. You'll control everything from this watch.
Users interact with the watch using a combination of a touch-sensitive screen and a roller wheel.
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