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Over at 314Reactor<\/a>, one ingenious maker has taken a Raspberry Pi A+ and created his very own smart watch running Windows 98. He uses the emulation software QEMU to run the operating system, a small TFT screen to display it and a LiPo battery to power the whole thing. I’m not too sure about strapping a LiPo to my arm, though!<\/em> It’s ingenious, although he does admit that it’s as slow as a very slow thing. Read\u00a0how to do it yourself here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Over at 314Reactor, one ingenious maker has taken a Raspberry Pi A+ and created his very own smart watch running Windows 98. He uses the emulation software QEMU to run the operating system, a small TFT screen to display it…<\/p>\n

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