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more about #digitalclock more comments → discounteggroll: had his online store participated in MS Live Cashback, we wouldn't be in this dilly of a pickle purchase dilemma, would we? more » Curves: The current time is beer-thirty. more » 2khAAT: i can build this for $15 max more » ripfire: $190 bucks?? Is he freakin serious??? An EEPROM table, a clock chip, and an LCD screen. Hell I could have that running on two AAs. This guy is nuts! more » bucho54: $120-$140 you'd "be all over it"?!?! No... freaking... way. The clock is OK but it would have to be about $50, and I still am not sure I'd shell out... more » Curves: While its cool and all, I could not use it to tell time, at least not in bedroom when I wake up at night and look to see what time it is. Instead of r... more » -
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"Standard Time" is a Full-Scale Version of How the Tiny Men in My Alarm Clock Work
Here's an idea: make a 40-foot tall digital clock display out of wood, then get 70 friends to change the slats 1,611 times so that it keeps accurate time for 24 hours. Wait, someone did that already? More » -
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Art Lebedev Verbarius Word Clock Lightning Review
The Gadget: The Verbarius electronic clock by Art Lebedev, a design firm that's also given us fancy gadgets like the OLED Optimus Maximus keyboard, icon fridge magnets, folder flash drives and the upcoming Optimus Aux keypad. The Verbarius displays time not by numbers, but solely by phrases like "Twenty-nine past eleven a.m." or "Half past ten". More »
