By Mike Hughes
Cressi introduces a new line of dive computers called “Leonardo”. You can manually turn on and off this dive computer. It has an on demand backlight feature, large display digits for experienced divers, and can be used for air or Nitrox blends. You can sync Leonardo with your computer via infrared using the exclusive PC link interface. Also, Leonardo can calculate dive times from 0 to 255 minutes. The best part is that Leonardo is user friendly and you can change the battery by yourself with just the aid of a quarter. I saw it in four different colors at DEMA; the white model can be used to set the white balance for underwater digital cameras. To see the Video clip click the picture.
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