News Miscellaneous It's hip to be cubed It's hip to be cubed |
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| Written by Jennifer Ebert | ||||
| Thursday, 06 September 2007 | ||||
Page 1 of 2  Ever since the dawn of timekeeping man’s fascination with matters of temporal interest has been unabated. As time-keeping has evolved so has the forms it has taken, and this cubed little number by Suck UK is an interesting addition.
Looking a bit like Lego bricks with LED numbers scribbled on them, this alarm clock offers an alternative way to display time: allowing it to hang vertically or in horizontal fashion. The clock features digits that can be altered independently, and a separate control for setting the time, as well as that all important snooze function. Like the saying goes, ‘Time is money’, 75 quid in fact, over at Suck UK.
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