Luna iPod Alarm Clock
November 24th, 2006 by Podophile
I may have just met the iPod alarm clock of my dreams… and her name is Luna. XtremeMac’s Luna is a great-looking bedside alarm clock/radio/stereo system that’s compatible with iPod minis, iPod nanos, 4G iPods, and 5G iPods (video) via a top docking port, and most any other audio player (including older iPods and the iPod shuffle) via AUX-IN. The Luna offers two separate alarms with independent source (iPod, radio, or buzzer) and volume controls. There’s also gradually increasing and decreasing volume options for wake and sleep, and customizable snooze from 1 to 60 minutes and sleep from 1 to 90 minutes, and a battery-powered remote. But my favorite feature is the adjustable brightness on the clock display. Those of you who have tried the iHome iPod alarm clock know why this is important.
I haven’t yet heard how the Luna sounds, but they’re touting it as a stereo system that’s “enough to fill any room in your home with high-quality sound,” so I’m optimistic that it will be more than fine for my bedroom. Speaking of which, my one gripe about the Luna is its size. It appears to have a very big footprint for a unit that’s supposed to fit on a night-stand. I would gladly give up a little “room-filling sound” in exchange for a more compact solution.
This looks like its going to be great…gonna pre-order one now.
Hi, ist das Teil angekommen? Bin auch ganz scharf auf den neuen Wecker, gib mal Feedback, ob das Gadget rockt:)
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