LEGO and Star Wars have once again come together to deliver these new minifig alarm clocks. They are offering a Darth Vader and Storm Trooper clocks and come complete with an alarm and snooze functions.

These clocks were actually shown off at the last New York Toy Fair 2010 and now they have started appearing at stores like Amazon and Toys ‘R Us. They measure 8” tall and are kinda cute. The Darth Vader minifig alarm clock retails for about $24.99 over at Amazon.com while the Storm Trooper alarm clock costs $25.99 at Toys ‘R Us.

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Darth Vader Minifig Alarm Clocks

Here is a strange way you can have an alarm clock in your room. Technically it is ideal for people who have no side tables or space for one. The Emily Alarm Clock may seem strange but is conventional for people who want a different type of bedside clock to tell the time and wake them up as well.

With the Emily Alarm Clock, you don’t have to worry about finding the alarm clock while lying down. Turn around and maybe you can cut off or put the clock in snooze via arm’s throw away.

Price: $129

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Emily Alarm Clock

For all the fans of Nickelodeon’s Spongebob Square Pants, here is a clock that should complement the bedding designs you may have already purchased. The Spongebob Clock Radio with pop-up snooze comes with four selectable wake-up sounds. It comes in a soft, sponge-like body with a digital display with blue backlight and dimmer. The clock also has an AM/FM radio which should make it a great multi-functional device to have in your kid’s room.

Price: $29.16

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Spongebob Clock Radio with “pop-up” Snooze

However this is just the beginning and soon as the snooze sensor is touched by more than one minute, it launches into its full tantrum routine and turns off after an hour of unabated whining. Now who would like to mess with something like that?

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The Tantrum Alarm Clock

The Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime and Pure-Fi Express Plus are two new docking systems for the iPod. Both feature dual alarm clock radios with motion sensing snooze alarms, which ensures that you get up with your favourite music playing. Both models will retail for $100.

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Wake Up with the new Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime and Express Plus

People have a hard time getting up at times. If given the choice they would just stay in bed and lay down comfortably. But the reality is we have to get up at times. And it is only our alarm clocks that can remind us of that.

So given the scenario, chances are we have to change alarm clocks every once in a while since we too are responsible for destroying it. It may sound crazy but the thing is, it is a reality to some people who have made it a habit. Ever wonder how many alarm clocks you buy to replace destroyed ones? Try to check out for yourself.

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You’ll have to get up when this little baby starts, because it takes off and flies round the room, making a really annoying noise like a mosquito,

so you’ll have to find it first, before you can turn it off. Even if you hit the snooze button, it will take off again, so it will undoubtedly get you out of bed, though of course it might smash the place up a bit before you catch it, and if you sleep with the windows open you might find yourself running round the garden in your jimjams (no way to wake up) and may frighten the neighbourhood dogs.

Flying Alarm Clock

Flying Alarm Clock

I’d rather call this a gentleman clock. It sounds very gentleman’ish but also highly annoying. It speaks in a very low tone that just vibrates through your head. It says “Good Morning Sir, I’m so sorry to disturb you. But it appears to be morning. Very inconvenient I agree sir” If I had someone say that to me, I’d throw a hammer at him but after spending much money on buying something, I guess I’ll have to just be patient and get up.

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