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Maybe you've spoken to your alarm clock before. Maybe you've mumbled obscenities just after the alarm goes off. How cool would it be if your clock understood you? 

No, the Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock doesn't respond to curse words, but it does know nine commands. Touch the Voice Command button and you can set the time, alarm, and snooze just by speaking. You can even ask the temperature or get assistance.

The clock comes in four fun colors and sells for $24.99. If you need convincing, a video on the site shows you how it works. It's compact and made for travel, but you might like this clock's convenience so much that you use it all the time. Just no bad words, please: Moshi is listening.
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Posted by: Physics toys
November 4, 2009 4:20 AM

nice design and nice techno and nice price. Thank for sharing,


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