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Timeline - LED watch design in the musical patterns

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Design by David from UK.

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David sought to get the idea with sound or notes to a similar acoustic effect a minimalist idea that would be easy to read but came with a Twist.Diese clock design as it combines a trailer for close encounters on TV sah.Er.

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Like scales the note below the bottom line 1 is 12 hours climbed 11 about top Linie.Die shows first note a duplicate reference to the medium Zeile.Die second comment shows 10 minutes and the third 1 minutes Zeit.Es is like a line chart, where should equal the rows 2,4,6,8 and 10.Es address someone like music especially with a USB option.

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David sees this watch with an acoustic option to play each note can raise various issues dating and alternatively via a USB connection on its own, so that time could tell without looking at the your watch.

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Great idea! we agree that this concept easy with this 'Tokyoflash y'-twist is.

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