'Early Morning Dynamite' USB Alarm Clock - Welcome The Scary Morning!
Here's something for those who love early morning excitement. Crazy as it may seem, only Japanese could have thought of something like this. A japanese online store called Sirobako.com, run by Century is now selling the “Early Morning Dynamite” USB Alarm clock at a price of ¥3,980 (including tax). It is not even close to your regular alarm clock. It features a game that needs you to choose which one of the 4 wires needs to be cut (pulled out) to stop the dynamite bomb, You only have 10 seconds to make the right decision and disable the bomb! 😲
Here are the tech specs:
Size: W230 × H100 × D90mm
Weight: 250g
Power source: USB
Battery life: 24 hours
Accessories: Alarm clock, USB cable (65cm)
How many of you prefer your good old alarm clocks? Surely not the crazy ones. 😁
Here are the tech specs:
Size: W230 × H100 × D90mm
Weight: 250g
Power source: USB
Battery life: 24 hours
Accessories: Alarm clock, USB cable (65cm)
How many of you prefer your good old alarm clocks? Surely not the crazy ones. 😁
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Anoop KumarPeople are getting crazy these days...
I would prefer to through it out of the window, problem solved. Everyone is neighbourhood will get up early, except me😏
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