This Super Fast Clock claims to be the fastest clock in the world. You might be thinking to yourself that clocks should all be the exact same speed… and this one is no different. What makes it the fastest is that it can track time to a millionth of a second. [Read more…]
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Super Fast Clock
June 27, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Time Flys with My Sports Clock
May 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The My Sports Clock range of alarm clocks are perfect for the person who needs to express anger at his alarm. The clocks are built and padded out as sports balls which can be chucked against a wall to switch them off. [Read more…]
Make Your Own Clock
May 2, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This concept device is one of the most simple, but effective I have seen for a long time. The clock is named “The Meaning of Time” and simple allows you to build your own clock. [Read more…]
Jet Wall Clock from LEXON
March 25, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Theo Williams has designed a new wall clock named the Jet Wall Clock. The clock comes in either brushed anodized aluminium or has shiny gold finishes. The screen is dot matrix [Read more…]
Digital – Analog Clock
March 13, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This clock is quite amazing looking as it sports a digital look with an analog movement. Each of the seven segment displays mechanically move on the minute to display the current time. It does this by moving mechanically each [Read more…]
Robotic Etch-A-Sketch Clock
March 9, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This is a style of clock I have never seen before. This clock uses a laptop, circuit board and an Etch-A-Sketch hooked up to a couple of stepper motors. Each and every minute the etch-a-sketch is flipped upside down automatically, rotated right way up and then the current hour and minutes are redrawn on the screen with in about 20 seconds. At the minute mark this process is repeated.
Blackboard Wall Clock
February 13, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Look back a few years to your school days and you will remember the good old blackboard (or chalkboard as it should be called these days). This new wall clock is built with a blackboard face which you can chalk on to. There is a small holder along the bottom of the clock which will hold the chalk, but you will need to get your own eraser for it.
The blackboard wall clock costs $80 and is available from Eco-Artware.
Via: Likecool
Rolling Clock
January 18, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The rolling clock is just as unique as the cube clock we wrote about a couple of weeks back. This clock has a weight inside which causes the clock to roll around the desk with the time hitting the table. The time on the clock isn’t accurate either. No minutes can be found and it uses a simple way by saying, it’s almost 7pm etc…
The rolling clock is 9″ in diameter and costs $179 from gnr8.
Via: 7Gadgets
Laser Target Alarm Clock
January 17, 2008 by 2 Comments
Unlike the fire alarm bell clock which is designed to scare the life out of you each morning, the Laser Target Alarm clock is designed to make your brain be a little more active and alert. To switch off the alarm it requires that you hit the bullseye with a laser gun. The alarm will keep sounding till you hit the target.
Product Page Via: Gizmodo
Fire Alarm Bell Clock
January 12, 2008 by Leave a Comment
If you are the type to always sleep in, the fire alarm clock could be the final answer. It is custom built by using a cheapo standard alarm clock and an alarm bell with coat hanger (plus a few wires). Check out the full instructions on Hackedgadgets and you need never sleep through your alarm again 🙂
Via: HackedGadgets
Test Pattern Clock
January 9, 2008 by Leave a Comment
It seems like a good number of years have passed since the test pattern was used on TV. Due to advances in equipment such as digital signalling, better televisions and most TV channels broadcasting 24 hours the requirement for test pattern is just not there any more.
The test pattern clock is built to bring back the memories of late night TV. Luckily the annoying beeeep is not present in this clock. I have to admit that it looks fairly cool clock although I think they should have used the UK’s most popular test pattern which is Test Card F. Surely all you from the UK remember the young girl (Carole Hersee) playing noughts and crosses with a clown puppet. Here is a quick random fact… Carole Hersee is supposed to be in the Guinness book of Records as the person who has been on TV the most (estimated 70000 hours, or 8 years) although they wont put it in because no one can beat it :S
So go ahead and pick up one of these Test Pattern Clocks to bring back the memories.
Via: GearFuse
Iomega ZIP Drive Desk Clock
January 5, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The ZIP drive from Iomega was cool back in the days when flash drives were not around and floppy drives were the other best option. What happens now that they are not needed, or broken? You hack away at it to make an Iomega ZIP Drive Desk Clock. This clock pictured above is made from a recycled ZIP 100 drive and uses the original circuit board, drive head and motor armature. It stands 5.5 inches tall and is 4 inches wide. To keep it standing the clock sits on an acrylic stand.
There is just 1 of these in stock and it costs $34.99. Go grab it quickly!
Via: Etsy
