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Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock Review

Feb 4 2010, 8:20am CST | by

Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock Review
 
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Today I am checking out the Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock that is tiny and very portable. The clock is powered by AAA batteries so you don’t have to struggle to find a power outlet in a hotel room.

The little clock is also voice activated and you can control all aspects of the clock with your voice. Four different color clocks are available and the little gadget sells for $24.99.

Review excerpt: "Today I am looking at the Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock. The clock is small and runs only on AAA batteries needing no power cord. Not only is this clock good for those who travel a lot thanks to its small size, but if you lose power often at home you won’t have to worry about not waking up. Read the full details on the Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock for all the features." Read the full Moshi Voice Control Travel Alarm Clock review here.

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<a href="/latest_stories/all/all/3" rel="author">Shane McGlaun</a>
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