The features of Samsung's Smart Watch, the Gear Live, are known: 1,6-inch screen with 320 x 320 pixel resolution, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, 512MB RAM, 4GB of storage, a 300mAh battery, and Bluetooth 4.0. With these features we can take advantage of the most interesting features of a smart watch, such as answering calls, listening to music, receiving notifications from the main applications ...
But the developer Corbin Davenport , decided to install a desktop operating system on the smart clock. The OS chosen was Windows 95, which was released 20 years ago.
To achieve such a feat the developer used the application aoxoxox , which emulates an x86 processor and provides an operating system similar to DOS, which allows the installation of Windows 95 or another previous edition of Windows.
And does Windows 95 run perfectly on the smart watch's tiny screen?
Obviously not! But it must be admitted that it is an impressive feat. Watch the video below:
[Source]: Liliputing
