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| Big Screen Travel Clock |
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| Unfold this sleek little travel alarm clock to unveil its big, beautiful electro-luminescent blue LCD screen. It displays the 12/24 time in large, easy-to-read digits ; simultaneously showing the alarm setting. The crescendo alarm wakes you gradually, and the snooze offers 10-, 20- or 30-minute intervals. Choose to keep the blue backlight on constantly ; even under battery-only power. Its ambient-light sensor automatically adjusts the backlight to dim, medium or high brightness. For bedside safety, there's a built-in mini flashlight with a super-bright 5 mm white LED bulb that lasts forever. The clock is powered by an included CR2032 battery. All other functions are powered by an AC adapter or by 6 AA batteries (not included). Measures just 4 1/2" x 3" x 1" when folded closed; weighs just 5 oz. Comes with soft vinyl travel pouch. Created by Sharper Image Design The blue LCD screen displays 12/24 time in easy-to-read digits, as well as alarm setting. Crescendo alarm wakes you gradually, and the snooze offers 10-, 20- or 30-minute intervals. Ambient-light sensor automatically adjusts backlight to dim, medium or high brightness. Includes a built-in mini flashlight with a super-bright 5 mm white LED bulb that lasts forever.Click here to view our Big Screen Dual-Time Travel + Desktop Alarm Clock."The Big Screen Travel Clock is the best alarm clock I ever had."UnknownUSA September 23, 2002"I saw the Big Screen Travel Clock with the big number display, and ordered it. I am so pleased with it that I took it to work and showed it to my coworkers. It is super easy to use ;so easy to see the display, and so easy to set the alarm and the clock times. It is 'foolproof', and has nice the choice of whether to have the soft blue backlight on all the time or to set it to 'automatic' ; where it turns the blue light off when it's daylight, and comes on softly at nighttime."And, the way it begins the alarm on a softer slower note, and increases in volume and tempo, is a very |
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