Clocky Ships

Dec 22 2006, 5:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

MIT student Gauri Nanda developed in 2005 an alarm clock that rolls away and hides from you, if you do not get up.

Back then Clocky had fur and looked somehow cuddly. Clocky is now shipping, but it is naked and I still cannot put my finger on it what it reminds me off. In any case Clock it is very ugly without fur. I would not want to have it next to my bed.Nando promises to offer shags for clocky soon, so you can cover it. Clocky sells for $49.99.
More details on the Nanda site. Via Ueber Review.

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