Showing posts with label time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label time. Show all posts

Monday, November 5, 2007

Oregon Scientific alarm clock


Girls can imagine that a little genie gets out of the clock to show them the time, but boys can feel themselves spies!

Actually, that's the function that distinguishes Oregon Scientific alarm clock from other alarms. It also has a date calendar. I think that there is a little incompleteness. The matter, in essence, is the following: I think that the clock shouldn't just project the time, but even tell you the time and the date if you need. Sometimes it's very hard to open your eyes at night or early morning. But it's often necessary to know the time in such situations. Rather handy function, don't you think so?

If we imagine this alarm clock as a spy attribute, I think that would be great if you could record reminding and tasks for yourself. Imagine that your wife goes shopping and records a reminding for you. At 12 o'clock you suddenly hear your wife's voice telling you not to forget to feed your dog. Does it sound like a real spy command?

If you'd prefer to imagine yourself in the Arab countries, that would be nice to hear a pleasant Arabic melody in the morning, not an ordinary alarm sound.

All in all, the alarm clock is really interesting. It can become a wonderful gift to anyone! Especially if you don't know what to present!

Thursday, June 7, 2007

Home Theater Watch



The Home Theater Watch is designed to give you the experience of a home theater with the functionality of a watch. This means that you can tell time and watch your favorite movie right from your very own wrist. Complete strangers will be in awe as they stand in line with complete boredom at the Department of Motor Vehicles and you are watching the latest releases on your wrist.

Now, as every word travels from this article into your mind, you can experience a universe of your favorite entertainment at the ready in any circumstance. With 2GB of built-in storage, you will be able to store a full-length feature film on your watch. In addition to being a video viewer, the Home Theater Watch plays MP1, MP2, or MP3 and WMA audio files, and allows you to view JPEG images. The screen is a stunningly LARGE 1.5 inches and features a brilliant 260K color display capability. Your videos and images will look just like they do on your PC.

Connecting the Home Theater Watch to your PC is as simple as connecting any USB device.

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