Features:
- Voice Activated
- Snooze
- 3 Alarm Sounds
- 3 Sleep Sounds
- Temperature
- Night Light (Single/Multi)
- Volume Control
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Specifications:
- Classic
- Dimensions:
7.5" x 3.25" x 4.5"
- Power: AC/DC (3 AAA batteries for backup power, not included)
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Voice Control (VC) Alarm Clock
Sure,
there are other talking clocks out there. The Moshi Voice Control (VC)
Alarm Clock, however, is not a talking clock. The Moshi VC Alarm Clock
is the first 'listening clock' that allows you set the time and alarm
by your voice alone.
Voice Control (VC) Technology
With the Moshi Voice Control (VC) Alarm Clock, you can ask for the
time while getting ready in the bathroom, set the alarm or turn off the
alarm without moving from the comfort of bed, and know the current
temperature all the way from the closet. No more small buttons and no
more impossible programming. Just speak, and Moshi listens.
Take control your alarm clock
At Moshi, we believe that you should be able to control your
electronics and not the other way around. With the Moshi VC Alarm
Clock, you are in complete control by using our voice activated
commands. Simply activate Moshi by saying, Hello Moshi. Moshi will
then politely respond with Command Please and then choose any of the
12 voice activated commands listed below.
Voice Activated Commands
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| Time |
Tells you the current time |
| Set Time |
Set time by voice |
| Alarm |
Tells you time alarm is set |
| Set Alarm |
Set alarm by voice |
| Alarm Sound |
Choose 1 of 3 available alarms |
| Turn off the Alarm |
Turns off alarm; gives current time, date, & temperature |
| Sleep Sound |
Choose 1 of 3 available sleep sounds |
| Play Sleep Sound |
Plays 5 minutes of sleep sound |
| Today's Date |
Tells you today's date |
| Temperature |
Tells you current temperature |
| Night Light |
Turns on night light |
| Help |
Offers a help menu of assistance |
Recognized by the World Blind Union
The Moshi Alarm Clock is fully voice interactive and can be operated
without ever even seeing the clock. It works so well that it is
recognized by the World Blind Union and was awarded the VisionFree
Award by the Stevie Wonder Foundation at the Consumer Electronics Show
in 2009.