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Simple yet useful is what this Enso Clock offers you especially when you’re into meditation and Yoga. It functions as an alarm clock with a whole different method. As soon as you set the timer, the Enso Ring is slowly drawn on-screen as the timer counts down, freeing your thoughts from distracting numbers and times. Get it now for just $99. [Redferret]
If you love Champagne, then check out the Moet Bottle Clock that was made from a real Moet Champagne bottle. The bottle has been heated to melting point and flattened to create a flat bottle shape. The labels have been re-applied to make it appear as if the bottle has been squashed flat. The Moet Bottle Clock measures 315mm x 145mm x 40mm and is available in 2 different color versions including standard Brut Imperial (yellow label), or Rosé Imperial (pink label). [Drink Stuff]
We have something special for those who love retro gadgets. The Pin Art Clock takes up to 3,000 pins to tell the hours and minutes of the day. It is powered by D-cell batteries (not included). Priced at $70, this unique clock tells the time in digital format. [Product Page]
Moshi has rolled out its new interactive voice responsive clock ‘Moshi IVR Alarm Clock’ the first touch free clock that can set both time and alarm by voice. Consumers are now able to control their clock through spoken commands using the latest Interactive Voice Recognition Technology. The user can initiate commands by saying “Hello Moshi”,” and the clock will respond with, “Command Please.” Utilizing the Interactive Voice Recognition technology, you can ask the Moshi to do quite a number of things, like ask it to tell time, the temperature of the room, the current date, or even to change its lighting for night time, and so on. And of course, you can ask it to set or turn off the alarm without having to move your hands or even open your eyes. This quite impressive device will cost you $50. [Moshi]
I am glad to know that the Acoustic Research High Performance Audio Dock will be available very soon. For your info, it is actually the CEA innovation Award winner. I am sure this gadget will offer good quality sound because it was manufactured by the Acoustic Research, which is famous for its audio system. Measuring 3 inch thin, the sleek wall-mountable clock features horn-loaded tweeters, ported enclosure, premium audio crossovers, sensitive touch controls, iPod dock, and component video out. The Acoustic Research AR5100 retails for $200. [GearLog via iPod and MP3 Players]
Designed by Kouji Iwasaki, the Wood LED Clock comes with a thin layer of skin that allows the LED display to shine through it. For your info, this unique LED clock has won top prize at the asahikawa international design fair in 2002. The Wood LED Clock is currently available in a long version and a tall version and is priced at $176. [Apartment Therapy Unplugged] Read more
David Forbes has designed the Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) clock that looks cool. This old-fashioned clock is priced at a hefty $999 each. It shows the current time in both analog or digital styles and comes with the built-in GPS system to provide the most accurate time in your location. [SlipperyBrick]
Made by Jaeger LeCoultre and designed by Mark Newson, the Atmos 561 Clock is encased in a big block of crystal for good measure and is powered only by changes in temperature. A change in temperature of one degree Celsius can power the clock for two days. Its power source is a capsule that contains gas and ethyl chloride that reacts to the temperature change and expands against a spring in a chamber, which then converts its stored potential energy into clock power. [The Watchismo Times] Read more
Life size clocks are cool, but they almost always seem old fashioned. Not this one, thanks to UK designer Duncon Shutton this Digimech Clock combines mechanical and digital variables in the way it displays the digits of the clock. It’s a bit like watching the game Tetris how the digits change with each second, pretty kick ass. [Tuvie] Read more
Pascal Bardel has creatively designed the Gélule. It is a concept radio clock that shaped like a capsule. The clock features a backlit LCD display and an omni-directional speaker. A choice of several colors of cloth for the speaker is proposed, fitting with the color of the LCD display. You can also adjust the volume by rotation of the speaker. Watch the video to get more details. [Tuvie] Read more
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