The screen is 3.5” in size and has a resolution of 320 x 240 (which is decent), and a 4:3 aspect ratio, so longer pics might not display as well. It includes 128MB of memory internally and support for a media card reader too, so it can display even more pictures. You can preset 20 stations on the radio too, so its even useful in that regard.

To grab this cool clock you’ll have to visit the Best Buy store or go online via this link and pay $49.99.

For example, the left eye will aim itself towards the hour, while the right eye ‘looks over’ to the current minutes. We do like ourselves some wacky clocks from time to time, and this one will be a conversation starter for certain.

The Eye Clock is selling for £19.99 on Firebox.com.

The fluid in the can will actually last 6-12 months, at which time you need to add water to it. Water is cheaper than batteries, needless to say, so this truly is an inexpensive, green solution to the eternal question: “What time is it?”

You can go green for £9.99 or $16 USD through Green Stamp.

It can be strapped to your wrist or you can just put it underneath your pillow if its something that would keep you awake.  Then it vibrates to wake you up, and keeps going until you shut it off.

It can be set to beep like a normal alarm clock if you need that sometimes as well, and it includes a slick backlit LED display.  You can purchase the clock for £14.99 or about $25 USD by going to Thumbs Up UK.

It includes all of the alarm clock functions, and you can choose between dolphins fish and up to 4 other display modes, along 5 different volume settings and an AC adapter with all stuff built in needed for projection with the clock.

You can grab this unique clock for $234 USD through the Japan Trend Shop, the only place it’ll be available and it won’t start shipping until Dec. 1st or so.

This is a nice combo gadget for those who do a lot of traveling, as it combines two conveniences into one easy to carry package: an LCD photo frame and an alarm clock with big numbers that folds out from one slim portable design.

The frame will hold 30-80 pics or so in it (depending on the size of the pics, of course) with its 4MB memory.  It isn’t expandable, but that’s ok given its purpose and size. 

The alarm clock is fairly standard, but this is a nice combo deal for someone far away from home to glance at loved ones while still waking in time for meetings and the like.  You can own this gadget for £19.95 or about $33 USD from MUJI.

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There are all types of spy gadgets out there, the trick is finding the one that blends in the most with your style.  After all, if you have top of the line electronics everywhere, a cheap alarm clock is going to stand out.  If you have very sparse college room type furniture then a tissue box holder with a camera in it is probably going to raise some eyebrows.  Well this tiny clock is just one of the many ways you can spy on people while you’re away.

Some might find it a touch paranoid that you have video surveillance going on, but if it helps you sleep at night, then it’s worth the cash.  This tiny camcorder is built into the clock and has a built-in rechargeable Li-Battery.  That battery will work for up to 2 hours of continuous use.  It has 4GB of built-in memory and then is able to use a USB flash drive.  It hooks up to your computer to swap out data and charge through a USB cable.  It has a switch on and off button that will kick on a light that only briefly twinkles to let you know it’s working.

This bit of spy heaven will run you $47 from Gadget Brando.

Mountable, so no space on your bedside table taken up.  This LED clock has all of the everyday normal alarm functions, and is crafted with walnut wood construction with brushed aluminum casing as well, giving it an old-style yet modern look worthy of an IKEA.

You can own the Emily Alarm Clock for $129 from Generate, which is a tad bit on the high side, but we like the thinking with this one.

First, the alarm clock is in there, along with indoor temperature/humidity readings, a full weather station and a 1.8-inch digital frame with 16MB memory built-in (that’s up to 120 pictures, depending on the resolution), all placed together.

The device runs works off a rechargable battery (so its sort of green) and includes a USB port for transferring pics too. The Weather Alarm Clock Photo Triple Frame will run you £49.95 (about $80 USD), which isn’t terribly bad.

Just send your message through the iXP3 website (or email) and it will be sent off and displayed in bright red letters by the unit. The fact you need to use their website sorta stinks, but hey, the idea is really cool. When not posting messages, it displays the time and room temperature.

The IPX3 Internet Messaging Clock is being released for public consumption on October 12th for $119.95.