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ohgizmo.com - 8/10/2008

Vibrating Under-Pillow Alarm Clock

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By Andrew Liszewski Oh look! Another clever alarm clock design. But this time instead of using a loud audible alarm (or the smell of freshly baked bread ) this alarm clock simply vibrates you awake when it’s time to get up. While it might make for a more pleasant morning, it seems to require you to be a bit more diligent than a standard alarm clock does. For example, in order for it ...

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yankodesign.com - 8/16/2008

A Silent Alarm Clock

— yankodesign.com — Alarm clocks usually jolt us awake leading us to reach for the almighty snooze button. Silence is... a conceptual alarm clock that allows you to program multiple alarms and wakes you without any sound. Each person wears a wireless rubber ring with an ... (more) A Silent Alarm Clock

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technabob.com - 8/9/2008

vibrating alarm clock wakes you with a cheap thrill

— technabob.com — If the Screaming Meanie alarm clock had you grabbing your ears in pain, maybe this alarm will... work better for you. Instead of waking you up with shrill beeps or buzzy klaxons, this new clock rouses you (or is that A-rouses you?) with gentle ... (more) vibrating alarm clock wakes you with a cheap thrill

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lazyboneuk.com - 8/5/2008

Vibrating Alarm Clock

— lazyboneuk.com — For those who like to wake up with a shake and not a shrill as well as being... considerate to those sleeping nearby the Vibrating Alarm Clock is perfect. > Just place the clock under your pillow or anywhere else in your bed for that matter ... (more) Vibrating Alarm Clock

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Vibrating alarm clock goes under your pillow
TechChee.com, shop online for gadget, gizmo and hot tech stuff — ... for this vibrating alarm clock, as most cellphones come with an alarm clock function, and you can set it to ring or to vibrate for waking you up. But it isn’t recommended that you place your cellphone too close to you while you’re sleeping, which the concern is the kind of EMF emitted could be harmful to human body, especially while it’s placed under your pillow. So, a vibrating alarm clock is a best choice here, to ensure you not to be late to work. Buy online, Lazyboneuk, $47 via [ohgizmo] vibrating alarm clock,alarm clock,buy online Technorati Tags: vibrating ...

Vibrating Alarm Clock hides under your pillow, waiting
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... day as a simple clock. Of course, my phone's alarm, when turned to silent mode, will also vibrate. Perhaps vibrate hard enough to wake me. And when it's done being my alarm, it returns to being my phone. If you don't have a phone — or you use a Windows Mobile handset that would snap your neck if you secreted it under your pillow — you can pick up Karlsson model for just £25. Vibrating Alarm Clock [LazyBoneUK.com via Technabob via Oh Gizmo] * Nothing to be embarrassed about. ...

Vibrating Alarm Clock Jiggles Your Face Awake [Alarm Clock]
Gizmodo — ... phone slipped under your pillow in order to jostle your head awake in the morning. As great as this is, Joel of Boing Boing Gadgets notes that you can easily set your phone as a vibrating alarm as a more "free" solution. Though if you want to play it safe and not have cellphone radiation force its way through your skull for eight hours a night in order to get a signal—which may or may not be hazardous—this seems like the better way to go. [Lazy Bone UK via Technabob via Oh Gizmo via Boing Boing Gadgets] ...

Vibrating Alarm Clock Goes Under the Pillow
The Gadgets Weblog — ... the Vibrating Alarm Clock does, and it even comes with an alarm tone if you want the old-school method. The buttons to set the time and alarm are covered so they are not pushed accidentally and the device even has a built-in LED flashlight. As for power, it is battery-powered, and can be put on a charging cradle when not in use. > If you want to try this out, you should be able to get it for £24.99 for $47 at the Lazybone website. > Source See full article. Related Entries: Ihr seid so leise! ...