Can you please point me to a web site that sells an Alarm Clock (not a
computer program, nor a timer) that allows you to set a different alarm time for
each day of the week?

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Request for Question Clarification by nauster-ga on 27 Dec 2002 20:07 PST

Is it sufficient for the alarm clock to have the ability to set a
weekend alarm different from weekdays? Or is it a must to be able to
set a different time for each day?

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Clarification of Question by numlockusa-ga on 27 Dec 2002 21:17 PST

> Is it sufficient for the alarm clock to have the ability to set a
> weekend alarm different from weekdays? Or is it a must to be able to
> set a different time for each day?

Looking for a different alarm time setting for each day of the week...

numlockusa -

You must lead a wild life!
I've searched and searched, and you can find alarm clocks with "20
different soothing sounds" and whatever, but the most alarm settings I
have come across is three...

Good luck!

ragingacademic

I find it hard to believe, but it appears such a thing doesn't exist.
I suggest getting the cheapest Palm Pilot instead. However,

This guy built one:
http://transistor.20m.com/clock.html

Someone at Half Bakery has suggested that one should be invented:
http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Weekly_20alarm_20clock

This Indian company has a product which might be suitable, but I'm
guessing it would be expensive:
http://gml-infads.com/e-bell.htm

Hi,

This probably not what you were looking for, but I have a cell phone
that has an alarm clock that does that. You can set an alarm for each
day of the week, each at another hour, plus you can add another alarm
for the following day. It is an Ericsson R600.

An inexpensive PDA does seem like
a reasonable and beneficial solution.
Not only do you get a multitude of alarm
settings but depending on model, you
can customize the alarm with a particular
sound. You also get the PDA benefit.

Admittedly if you did find a clock
that had that many alarms, they 
might realize the rarity and charge
a premium. Something like a Sharper
Image kind of product. So, a low cost
PDA seems equally reasonable.

Or, if you're a PC freak like me =)
just put a cheap computer next to
your bed. Then you can play MP3s,
CDs and check your email. 

-AI

FOR robertskelton-ga:

re: EBELL  
"Dear Vinod,
It costs Rs.3500/-
You can set only one alam for each day of the week at different timings
Regards
Kirshna Murthy
Global Multimedia Ltd"

regards, 
vinods-ga