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Date Created: 16 Mar 2017 6:15 PM Date Created
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True or False: The 1-Wire®︎ Serial Protocol

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dougw over 8 years ago

I have one of the famous Java Rings from Sun Microsystems (1998) that used the Dallas Semiconductor iButton 1-wire technology.
This is one of the first wearable computers, especially of this size.
Maxim eventually bought Dallas Semiconductor, but the technology lives on.
I wish the battery was replaceable.....
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COMPACT over 8 years ago in reply to dougw

I think you mean 1998!
(And what do you mean replace the battery? From memory it's bus powered when plugged in.)

Oak was renamed Java in 1994 due to an existing Oak trademark.
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COMPACT over 8 years ago in reply to COMPACT

Here's something a tad older than the ring.
It's a 1-button car park.
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COMPACT over 8 years ago in reply to COMPACT

Here's something a tad older than the ring.
It's a 1-button car park.
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