Oddly Specific Objects Releases 'Pro' Version for Modifying Casio Watches
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Summary
The article discusses the release of a 'Pro' version of Oddly Specific Objects' alternative Casio internals for modifying classic Casio watches, featuring an accelerometer and custom LCD.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledHappily, Oddly Specific Objects is back with a 'Pro' version of their alternative Casio internals which now features an accelerometer and an alternative LCD.
The original Sensor Watch used the existing Casio LCD display but the custom LCD allows for more complicated text.
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