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Wall and Bedside Touch Clock

Posted on June 30, 2011 by Brian Yalung

Here is a futuristic looking timepiece that heavy sleepers may find interesting. The Wall and Bedside Touch Clock was conceptualized by Arash Karimi, a device that makes use of touch screen technology. The clock can be programmed with the use of a finger, a nice technology that brings us more towards the future.

Reportedly made for the baby boomer age, this is one clock that should all the more pamper people and save space as well. Alarm clocks are normally placed by the bedside table but with th

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Dharma Initiative Alarm Clock

Posted on June 13, 2011 by Brian Yalung

The Dharma Initiative Alarm Clock is another timepiece that should get you up from bed forcibly unless your mind is up and about. Clocks have been known to be a great way to get people up from deep slumber but unfortunately, a lot of people need specially designed ones to really wake them up.

The Dharma Initiative Alarm clock is another one of those clocks that will put your mind to work immediately. Either that or you may find yourself being bugged by it until you get the right combinations to

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The Flexible Octopus Clock

Posted on June 8, 2011 by Brian Yalung

This flexible and functional clock could be great for a person’s desk but overall, the Octopus Clock should be flexible enough to take the form of anything a person would prefer. It mixes a unique shape with a modern face to produce a slick and modern desk clock.

The Octopus Clock was designed by Sebastian Oeyen and was meant to be rolled around or tipped over. Perfect for earthquake-prone areas or people living in bumpy and rugged places, this is one timepiece that should come in handy to make

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The Watch Diary Table Version

Posted on March 25, 2011 by Brian Yalung

One thing that people hate is forgetting a chore or an appointment but with the Watch Diary Table Version, you not only get a whiteboard cutout but a timepiece as well. Though it does seem to lack the alarm function (and maybe an MP3 player would have been neat), this is one solution that should address the needs of people who don’t want to forget an important event or chore.

This is actually a hardbound diary that you can place by the bedside table. With it, you can plan your daily timetable on

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The Good Morning Sir Alarm Clock

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Brian Yalung

While common alarm clocks are expected to wake you up from bed, here is one that politely does so to make sure you get up on the right side of bed. This clock which you can alternatively call as Jeeves, politely wakes you up in lieu of that irritating noise a standard alarm clock would give you.

Every morning, Jeeves awakens Sir or Madam with a most smooth and comforting way, His dulcet voice soothes Sir or Madam into gentle wakefulness without the unpleasant slap in the face

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Lunchtime Lengthening Clock

Posted on January 19, 2011 by Brian Yalung

Though this watch was meant for working yuppies, the Lunchtime Lengthening Clock could probably be ideal for people who want some additional winks before getting up. The clock reportedly speeds up by 20% once 11 am strike and slows down by 20% as well when the clock read 11:48 a.m.

This will allow for an extra hour worth of lunch for the whole week. Not only that , it will be back in sync in 1:00 PM real time when the 1:12 PM lunchbreak ends. So how does this size up with sleepers? Well

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The 5-to-9 Clock

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Brian Yalung

The 5-to-9 clock is another odd timepiece, something that seems to have been curiously modified as it portrays part of a familiar clock face. The actual intent is to remind people that they have a few hours of rest before they have to report for work, assuming of course they are holding the regular 9 to 5 jobs.

While the intent may be great and artistic as claimed, the clock seems to be a waste of time. But if you are the cooky type of an individual, well here is one “artsy” clock you can have

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Movietime Film Reel Clocks

Posted on December 15, 2009 by Brian Yalung

Movietime Film Reel Clocks

The Movietime Film Reel Clock should be another unique item to have in a room. Like most DIY stuff, the body is from the usual movie film reels which have an embedded clock timepiece in the middle. Add some dots or numbers and then you get a virtually rare clock to have in your room.

The beauty of it is that you can make use of various film reels in different colors and designs. Now if you plan to make one, the question is where to get an old film reel that is not being used. Maybe someone over at eBay or Etsy could b

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Hermes 8 Day Spiral Boule Clock

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Brian Yalung

Here is different kind of a clock you may want in your home or room. Called the Hermes 8 Day Spiral Boule Clock, this classy looking timepiece should be a great gadget to add to your collection of modern gadgets. You can wind it by twisting the two halves, while a single button on the base switches it into time-setting mode.

Appealing as it looks, don’t get your hopes up of getting one of these. Despite it being roughly the size of a cricket ball, then, we’d recommend you not actually hit it with a bat. While they may be easily available, the price to get one is simply to

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Timebeam MicroSweep Projector Clock

Posted on September 27, 2009 by Brian Yalung

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

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