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Gun o’ Clock: Bandai’s new alarm clock has a death wish
CrunchGear —
... , now this: At the end of October, Bandai will start offering an awesome alarm clock that can only be silenced with a special gun that will be sold along with it. ...
Gun O'Clock lets you give your alarm a violent death
DVICE Atom Feed —
... new alarm clock from Bandai in Japan.
The "Gun O'Clock" comes with an infrared gun. When the alarm goes off, a target will pop up from the top. In order to turn the shrill, beeping alarm off (which is coupled with a voice saying "Come on!"), you need to hit the bullseye. It's the perfect excuse to start sleeping with a gun under your pillow that has no chance of accidentally killing you in your sleep. It'll be available in Japan starting at the end of October for $34.
Bandai, via CrunchGear
Gun O’Clock : wake up, pick up the gun and shoot the bullseye!
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... mouth or else it’ll continuously be making the most annoying beeping sound along with the those uneasy words i.e. “Come on!”. Just imagine that you could hardly lift your heavy and sleepy eye lids up in the very early morning. How could you get the bullseye within just a few shots? If it takes you more than ten shots to get the bullseye, you’ll surely be awake after the ten shots of heavy exercise. This funny alarm clock will hit Japan at the end of Oct and carry a price tag of $34. Bandai , ...
It's Gun O'Clock, So You'd Best Rise and Shine [Guns]
Gizmodo —
... You were up late working last night, and the alarm is already going off, cutting through your ears directly into your throbbing head. The good news? Your alarm clock is the Gun O'Clock, and your beside table holds its IR pistol that shoots the alarm quiet. The bad news? The gun only works on the clock. Maybe today is a good day to try out some counseling. [Bandai via ...
Augmented Reality? The Tuttuki Bako box needs your finger to play with virtual characters
CrunchGear —
... ? Bandai Japan plans to release a palm-size cube in the middle of next month that lets you stick your finger into it to interact with the beings and things contained in the box. ...
Mugen Peri Peri: Experience the feeling of opening shipping envelopes over and over again
CrunchGear —
... When do you know that a given country, in this case Japan, is totally saturated with gadgets? When one of its companies, in this case Bandai, releases a combination of a cell phone strap and a mini toy that lets you relive the unforgettable experience of opening shipping envelopes or cardboard boxes. ...
Video game box is played by inserting your finger
DVICE Atom Feed —
... with a hole on the side for your finger to go in. Don't get any dirty ideas, now.
When you slip your finger inside the box, a digital representation of it appears on the screen. You can then use your finger to interact with games, such as playing with a tiny panda, tormenting a little stick figure, or, uh, stroking a girls face. Not creepy at all! The little box will sell for $30 in Japan, but I'm sure you can find it online for import if you really want to try it out.
Bandai, via CrunchGear
Bandai Tuttuki Bako Toy
Ubergizmo —
... The Japanese can come up with some of the wackiest stuff ever, and Bandai Japan is equal to the task with its Tuttuki Bako. This toy comes with a display that shows a digital replica of your finger the moment you insert it into a hole located on the right side of the device while wiggling it. Sounds rather juvenile, and I am pretty sure a fair number of us will let out an unexpected snigger or two. With your wriggling translated into a digital fingertip movement, you will be able to play with a panda bear or tiny figure, explore a lake and even touch a girl's face. Too bad the ...
