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One things for sure:  Morse code is old as shit, but it’ll never change.  So next time you’re in a jam, and the radio and cell phones are dead you sure will be glad to have this Japanese watch, the Eikowatch.  Aside from performing the normal watch duties it also features a built-in flash light specifically designed for relaying Morse code.  And in case you’re military days were numbered, or you’re suffering from shell shock, they’ve included the international Morse code on its face.

[Crunchgear]

Innovative alarm clocks are not that common although ones offering all sorts of gimmicks have flooded the market. The Moshi IVR clock is cool, new, stylish and completely voice activated! Just talk to it and you will see.

The Moshe Voice-Activated Alarm Clock has a big bright backlit display and stylish base, but it is so much more. Completely voice-activated, all you have to manage is one “hello” and you will receive in return a polite, “hello, command please.” Better than a pet parrot who is all talk but no action, you can ask this alarm clock any of 12 voice-activated commands. It can tell you the time, turn the alarm on or off, check the temperature or do just about anything your groggy mind can conjure at the moment of verbal exchange.

The Moshi IVR Alarm Clock is available at the Moshi website, www.moshilifestyle.com, for about $50, where you can also see and hear a demo of the voice-activated functions of the clock while listening to soothing background music. This alarm clock is the first touch-free clock that can set both time and alarm by voice.

The technology behind the Moshi IV Alarm Clock is revolutionary as it utilizes a unique hybrid model of Neural Net and HMM Phonetic Speaker Independent (SI) Recognition software. Without any pre-programming, each Moshi IVR Alarm Clock can recognize every user’s voice right out of the box.

Get one today and wake up differently tomorrow.

[OhGizmo]

It’s probably safe to say that you won’t misread the time on Cygnett’s GrooveNeo alarm clock.  The giant sized display is complimented by 2 full range speakers and an iPod dock for performing wake and sleep music playback.  It also features ‘touch sensitive keys’, an FM receiver and a remote.

You can buy it here for $80

Sure, we’ve already had our tid bit of nostalgia for the day, but here’s a little more, albeit in the form of an alarm clock.  Unfortunately, you won’t be able to play the actual game on the Space Invaders Alarm Clock, but at least you’ll wake to the noises of the now ever-so retro video game.

Available here for $79

[BBG]

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen an array of LEDs hidden behind a wood block.  This time around, though, they’ve managed a tad bit more detail, which includes temperature, humidity, date and time; all of which gets displayed thanks to the built-in motion sensor.  The design was devised from a previous concept, but its said to be heading towards retail in the coming months.

[Dvice]

Welcome to the wild, wild bed side. Set the Gun O’ Clock to easy and it will take one bulls eye to shut her down. Need a more sobering challenge? Set ‘er to hard and nail the bulls eye 5 times for RIP. It’s not the first gun alarm clock we’ve seen.

The Gun O’ Clock will be available here November 15th for about $40

[Geekalerts]

What is it: An alarm clock

Features: When the alarm goes off and the counter reaches 0, the rockets takes off. To stop the alarm you have to find the rocket and place it back on its launch dock. LCD display and time.

Availability: Here

Price: About $40 (£20)

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We’ve most certainly seen our fair share of odd alarm clocks at GadgetReview, but none quite like the Dreams Money-Saving Ban Clock.  Once the alarm goes off it won’t shut up until you jam a coin, of any currency, into it.  It holds about $25 worth of coinage, but how that translates to other currencies is beyond me.

Available here for $60.

One quick ‘take’ of the Weather Station Mood from Oregon Scientific and you’ll know if the forecast calls for cloudiness, partially cloudiness, rain or sun.  The base of the clock changes color accordingly, while displaying the exact temperature and time thanks to the PTB in Brunswick, Germany.

Available here for about $60

What is it: An old school clock that tells the time in the good old fashion way.  Powered by one D battery

Features: Every 60 seconds the clock flips. Height adjustable from 35 - 45mm in height.

Availability: Here

Price: $84

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