Don’t like the normal alarm clocks that you buy off the shelves at Wal-Mart? whether you’re willing to spend some instance to build one for yourself, you could always follow the instructions for the Dynamically Programmable Alarm Clock. that smart alarm clock is able to integrate with Google Calendar by Wi-Fi, sounding the alarm based on schedules on Google Calendar. It’s plus able to take into history factors such as the driving distance, traffic reports and the weather in order to wake you up at the optimal date. The clock sports a 6.4-inch touchscreen LCD display. The clock has built-in 4W speakers, FM radio functions as well as iPod connectivity, just to manufacture waking up more pleasant.

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While Space Invaders was released half a dozen years after Pong, that doesn’t mean that that Space Invaders clock relies on newer technology compared to the Adafruit Pong Clock, since they share the same innards albeit with the Space Invaders model boasting updated firmware. that is definitely one of the more interesting alarm clocks to have in your room, but we hate to have the bitter fight amidst mankind and alien being locked in a perpetual standstill.

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Michiel Spithoven knows that there are some citizens out there who generally hate being awakened rudely, which is why he came up with the DIY Gentle Wake Up Alarm Clock that allows one to be nudged awake without a loud jolt. For those who can’t be bothered to get their hands dirty, why not settle for one of those ambient light alarm clocks that help your body synchronize with the way the sun rises to wake up in a natural manner.

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[CES 2010] With its 5.7” touch display (capacitive) and its nice design, the Sensia would look great in a contemporary home. Its touch interface can be used to choose many music sources, from a home server, an Net radio and more. There are plus apps to check and update status in social networks like Facebook or Twitter – that sounds like a great device for the Web 2.0 Silicon Valley crowd… That said, it is lost a sensor to dim the light at night, and small details like that are crucial for a potential $349 alarm clock. Of course, that’s not how Pure positions it – it’s really a cool web radio/music player - but after being sleep depraved during that pre-CES period, cool alarm clocks have become somewhat of a fantasy. Check pure.com

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Forget about catching up on your sleep debt – that alarm clock requires you to put in money just to shut it up, making you “bribe” your way through those hard-to-wake-up mornings. Meant to look like the national debt ticker, at least it helps you cultivate the habit of saving a wee bit of cash which could surprisingly add up to a decent amount after a year to produce that impulse purchase after all. What are some of your favorite alarm clocks that you’ve come across so far? Do share them with us in the comments.

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Oregon Scientific has enlarged released weather stations with built-in alarm clocks to the masses, but their latest release has a heart for the environment by being solar-powered. Boasting a detachable solar panel which will help juice up its internal battery whenever the sun is not playing hide-and-seek behind clouds, you can choose from the $69 Oregon Scientific +ECO Solar Weather Clock (RMR331ESA) or the $99 Oregon Scientific +ECO Solar Weather Station (BAR332ESA).

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Finding it hard to get up each dawn without disturbing your partner? The Shake N Wake Alarm Clock might just help – retailing for $25, you wear that like a watch on your wrist, where it will shake and vibrate when the appointed duration to rise and shine approaches. Perfect for folks who don’t want their sweetheart to wake up at an agonizingly early hour, or for the hearing impaired. Apart from that, you can still turn on the bleep alarm whether you so desire, having being brought up on a diet of alarm clocks that actually build some noise.

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