Xacta Global Radio-Controlled Atomic Travel Clock

By Aleksi | Permalink | No Comments | May 24th, 2007 | Trackback

Calling this just a travel clock almost seems ignorant. The days of using your phone to find the official time to set your clocks to, or checking your computer and finding out it’s 10 minutes fast can come to an end.

You may have seen this idea in magazines before, but they always charge and arm and a leg for something that doesn’t seem all that complex to do. Give you the correct time. The Xacta Radio-Controlled Atomic Clock is an ordinary appearing clock, but it does something even your Rolex can’t do. Enter your time zone, and the little clock searches for a signal, downloads the time, and changes the display automatically for you, ensuring that you always have the correct time, keeping you on schedule, and also helping with your tendency to oversleep during daylight savings.

Just $20 at Amazon

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