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Designed by Jongwoo Choi, the Cicadidae Click is an interesting concept that functions as a traditional alarm clock. The device comes equipped with a tiny Bluetooth dongle with a 3.5 audio jack. This Bluetooth dongle can be plugged into a speaker, so you can get some really amplified alarm sound to wake you up. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
LARK Technologies has recently introduced the LARK silent waking system that will wake you up without sound. The system consists of a device hooked up to an iPhone and a small band to be worn on the wrist. The wrist band senses the wake up call through Bluetooth technology and silently vibrates when it’s time to get you up. The LARK silent alarm wristband with an included sleep tracker costs $129, while and the LARK Pro package costs $189 and includes a 7-day assessment and personal Sleep Coach app. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
The Quirky Watt Time is a light-bulb shaped alarm clock, which is constructed out of durable high-gloss plastic. It features a bright blue LED display that illuminates the time and date, an easily accessible snooze button that located on top of the bulb’s socket end and discretely-placed back controls. The Quirky What Time alarm clock is currently available for pre-order for $24.99 each. [Quirky]
The SagemCom RM50 is a WiFi-enabled internet radio that features a sleek design. The gadget is a perfect addition to your kitchen worktop, living room shelf, or bedside table. The SagemCom RM50 also provides an access up to 13,000 stations around the world, a built-in alarm clock and an internal storage to store user settings. £99.99 ($166) is all you need to bring home this internet radio. [Firebox]
Amazon has started selling the iHome iP39. This gadget is the perfect kitchen companion for iPhone and iPod users, combining sleek kitchen aesthetics and easy-to-clean surfaces with two independent timers and great iHome sound. The gadget is ideal for listening to cooking show podcasts, following recipe apps, or other kitchen-centric uses. $63.46 is all you need to bring home the iHome iP39 kitchen timer and alarm clock. [Amazon]
The TAO Modern Digital Photo Clock displays the time and photos in a contemporary style. This digital picture frame is ideal for use in your office, living room or bedroom. Measuring 5-inch x 2-inch x 4-inch, the gadget features a 3.5-inch TFT LCD (320 x 240 pixels) display, an analog/ digital clock with an alarm function, a USB 2.0 port for transfer of photos and a digital picture viewer. It has a 128MB of internal memory that holds approx. 50 pictures. $29.99 is all you need to bring home the TAO 83003 Modern Digital Photo Clock. Each purchase comes equipped with an AC adaptor, a USB cable and a user’s manual. [Product Page via 7Gadgets]
Thanko has rolled out a unique earphones that come equipped with a built-in alarm clock. Weighing at just 21 grams, the new Thanko EARINALM is powered by a built-in battery that can be recharged via a USB port. If you are interested, you can purchase the Thanko EARINALM for 2980 Yen of around $36. Read more
Oliver Sha has creatively designed the iQ alarm clock that has no snooze button. The IQ Alarm makes you answer 1 to 3 tricky questions before it will shut up. What makes the clock more interesting is that it has a hard-to-open battery compartment, so to power it off you need to press and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Read more
The Furni’s Alba “Me” alarm clock will make a fine Christmas gift. The alarm clock features a solid wood casing with a built in audio amplifier and speaker and a large LED display. Made in Montreal, you can purchase the Furni Alba “Me” Alarm Clock for $148. [Furni]
The Pure Twilight Alarm Clock is touted as the world’s first combined dawn simulator lamp and digital radio that brings together the best in light therapy and the choice and ease-of-use of digital radio to deliver the ultimate bedside experience. This alarm clock comes with several alarm settings, giving the user the choice of waking to a tone, a digital radio, an FM radio, or special alarm tones including “church bell” and “cockerel”; or natural sounds including “wind chimes”, “dawn chorus” and “cicadas”. The device also uses several bright LED lights to mimic a gentle sunrise before the alarm kicks in, allowing you to slowly wake up instead of being jolted up by a nasty alarm. What’s more, the Twilight also provides a PowerPort, which enables users to charge their cell phones or PMPs. The Twilight Bedside Digital and FM Radio with Mood and Wake-up Light is now available for around $200. [Pure]
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