Here is one device that should give you some relaxation and make sure you wake up on time. The Ocean Theater Animated Projection Clock is a result of the collaboration between Seiko Clock and Takara Tomy, promising to bring some fun and style to anyone’s home or room. ‘Closed mode’ displays five different sea worlds and over 120 types of living creatures that dwell there. You will be delighted by the playful sounds of dolphins and the calming background noise of lapping waves.
Here is another complex alarm clock for you. Aside from the usual alarms, the Oregon Scientific Weather Forecasting Projection Clock helps tell you the weather for the next 12 to 24 hours. It even comes with a neat projection feature which displays the outdoor temperature, the time and the alarm status on the ceiling.
The projected image can be rotated 180 degrees and can be adjusted in focus as needed. It has a crescendo alarm that gradually increases and comes with a wireless remote
Projection clocks have become a rave the past years and for the people who want a simple one compared to the themed ones (remember the Star Wars projection clocks?), the Karlsson Projection Clock should be something conservative and neutral as far as blending in with the area where it would be placed.
Now available for pre-order for £69.99, the clock projects an analog clock type display. It is good for up to 8 meters away and comes with a LED life that is good for up to 40,000 hours of use or rough
If you loved the R2D2 Projection Alarm Clock which came out sometime last year, then you are bound go love this one. Available from ThinkGeek as well, the Darth Vader Projection Alarm Clock is another device that should wake you up in time spookily.
Spookily in the sense that this clock comes with an intimidating sound of Darth Vader’s breathing that should wake you in no time. It of course comes with the usual projection of the time which can be seen if set towards the wall or the c
If you are among the people who want to shy away from the traditional analog and digital clock then head on over to the projection age for some illuminating timepiece solutions. A good projection clock that should serve this need is the Timebeam MicroSweep Projector Clock which if turned off, doesn’t even come near to being mistaken for an actual clock.
It makes use of a projector to show off the time in multi-colors. It is encased in a mix of black retro casing and clean white Roman face. It is small enough to fit in a bookshelf and comes with a dimmer switch for mood pre
