Citizen alarm clock grabs tunes from your cellphone

by Donald Melanson, posted Apr 20th 2007 at 1:12AM

Citizen's got a new alarm clock for those that prefer the simple pleasure of waking up to some some of their favorite tunes instead of the roving antics of a robotic noisemaker. Nothing too unusual there, of course, except that Citizen's M-stock 533 clock is able to wirelessly snag up to five tunes straight off your cellphone -- if you happen to be a user of Japan's mupass service, that is. If you fit that particular bill, you can get your hands on the clock now for ¥6,247, or just over fifty bucks.

[Via Tokyomango]

Filed under: Cellphones, Misc. Gadgets

Tags: alarm clock, AlarmClock, citizen, mupass

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dylan @ Apr 20th 2007 9:34AM

what a brilliant idea - hope a. they offer it in different styles, and 2. they make a version compatible with the tracks I download from 3MusicStore (UMTS / DCFs). Waking up to Venus as a Boy, Bjork would be amazing.

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aacouch @ Apr 20th 2007 10:48AM

IM IN UR CLOCK GRABBIN UR TUNES!

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Jonathan @ Apr 20th 2007 1:24PM

I'd like to find out about that cellphone. Who makes it?

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