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more about #clockradio more comments → OMG! Ponies!: The only place I would use this is already filled with a Tivoli setup. And a Zune. more » bosskev: I can't imagine what $550 is paying for. Obviously not, as described in the article, its "pedestrian technology"--agreed, it's only slightly better th... more » Mike Gaertner: That things looks absurdly clunky and U-G-L-Y....nothing slick about it. more » 92BuickLeSabre: You can "keep" your "western" "forward" "notions" of "time" "." Even on this clock, they have to "reverse time" with the minutes just to keep going f... more » -
#accessories
Slick-Looking iPod Dock Packs Slot-Loading CD Player, Radio, and OLED Display
As far as AM/FM/CD/iPod/AUX combinations go, this artfully-misspelled Sonora Eklipse is pretty good-looking, with its 7.5-watt output, shiny black finish and glowy lights. But is it really worth its whopping $550 pricetag? More » -
#clocks
Minutuner Clock Helps You Visualize Time and Disguises Itself as a Radio
Why are traditional clocks round? Perhaps to symbolize the Circle of Life and how time's constantly repeating itself? The Minutuner Clock concept wants you to visualize time for what it is: Progressively moving forward. More » -
#sony
Sony's (Yes, Sony's) ICF-CD3i the Neatest Looking iPhone Clock/Radio Dock Yet
Sony Insider has uncovered Sony's newest Dream Machine, the ICF-CD3iP, the most attractive iPhone/iPod Clock/Radio Dock I've seen yet. No telling what it sounds like, but for the $100 or so it will cost when it eventually surfaces, I'm guessing it would be somewhere between "tinny but decent" and "hey, that's not so bad." More » -
