The Watch Report has reviewed and compared two very similar Casio Pathfinder watches: the PAW1300 and the PAW1200.
Both sport watches offer the same functionality, being the 1300 much smaller (among some other differences). These are the main features:

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The GlobalSat GH-615B is the new sports watch from GlobalStat that integrates a GPS receiver to record routes. This product is specifically aimed at hikers, runners, bikers, skiers, or any type of outdoor sports practitioner.
In many ways it’s similar to the Garmin Forerunner 205: size, technology used, price (with the Amazon discount), lack of heart […]

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Paul Petersen has written a review of the Casio G-Shock GW-800 sports watch on The Final Sprint. In his opinion, this watch has four features that distinguish it from the rest of “normal” sport watches:

Solar-powered
Atomic: it gets time and date information from an atomic transmitter.
Durable: it’s a G-Shock, after all.
Water resistant 200 m.

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Stuart Tevendale from OTAG Technologies has posted a practical comparison of these two heart rate monitors: the Suunto T6 and the Polar S625X.
Both watches let runners and cyclist measure their performance: heart rate monitoring, speed, distance, and so on, gathering data through sensors on the runner’s shoe (Foot POD) or on the bike’s front wheel […]

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Following yesterday’s post, we have news from Podophile about Nike’s new products for the Nike+ product line:

The Nike Amp+, a plastic wrist controller for the iPod.
The Nike Flight+, a device with music controls for the iPod that displays time, date and chrono.
The Nike Speed+, a kit that contains the Aero+ watch, the Nike+iPod sensor and […]

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