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Clocky Revisited by Tim Yu

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The last time we told you about Clocky it was a prototype, but it recently entered the production phase and is now available online. A new and clean design, Clocky is now more compact and the beefier new wheels make it more durable. Oh, and if you want Clocky to stay put, just disable the wheels and hit the snooze as much as you'd like from the warmth of your bed.

For more details and to purchase it for $49 visit Nanda. It will be available in white, aqua and mint by the end of the week.

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This entry posted on 13 February 2007 at 2:20 PM
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