Reshaping future with Disruptive Technologies
So you love games huh? Perhaps the Rubik’s cube was the first challenging toy that made you think for hours on how you were going to match the colors together and without fail you finally did and boy that victory was of epic proportions. So riddle me this… why don’t you have the official Rubik’s cube alarm clock?
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There isn’t much that could be said about the traditional clock: it tells time. Some have tried to make claims that certain watches look better or that a thousand-dollar price tag somehow makes a watch better — it’s all the same. All it does is tell time, for crying out loud. However, this clock is truly something unique. It is actually cool and innovative, but, yes, it still actually tells the time.
Sander Mulder created Continue Time, a clock that looks nothing like any other clock you have ever seen.
It is a completely open design that displays the three pointers in a unique way. Each pointer rotates around the other pointer, instead of them rotating along a central point, like traditional clocks. This means that this clock will take up some additional wall space, but it is worth it. (Check the video to see it in action.)
It is minimalism at its finest, and we here at Techi give it the stamp of apporval.
[via LikeCool]
The alarm clock — destroyers of limited sleepers and enforcers of early risers — just got a bit more interesting. Sony’s new clock radio does something interest: it projects the time on the wall.
Why might this be useful, you ask? Well, imagine laying in bed in your favorite position, aching all over, not wanting to move, but realizing you need to check the time to see if you have any time to spare. What do you do?
