Tue, Sep 1 2009
So we received our Split Stick prototype this am. Looking pretty awesome! We are going into tooling now. We’ll continue to update this blog with shipment news and other product relates news as we get it. In addition, we’ll be getting in touch with you to ask which color Split Sticks you would like. In the mean time, check out these photos of the prototype!
But am super pumped about our product prototypes! 
We reached our 250 unit pre-sales threshold on the DigiDude!
This one’s off to be manufactured now too… Remember your credit cards won’t be charged till we ship.
New York, NY, August 25, 2009 — Today marks the official release of Watt Time – a community designed, light bulb shaped alarm clock.
Watt Time is such a great design that you may be convinced to stop using your smart phone’s alarm clock. Put down your iPhones and Blackberrys people, here’s an alarm clock that’s cool enough to use!
Watt Time is constructed out of high gloss plastic that allows the digital time display to shine through the bulb’s outer shell. A bright blue LED display illuminates the time and date at the base of the bulb. The design includes an easily accessible snooze button located on top of the bulb’s socket end so you can get those “5 more minutes” with a simple tap on the bulb. If the alarm sound is not enough to wake you, you also have the option of setting the bulb to illuminate when your alarm goes off.
Fear not, we’ve placed all set buttons discretely on the back of the bulb so as not to interfere with Watt Time’s overall simplicity and iconic design.
Watt Time is the eighth product designed and developed by the quirky community since quirky’s launch on June 2nd. quirky gives everyone the chance to get product ideas out of their heads and onto shelves. Each week quirky’s community collaborates to select and produce one new product idea. This week ends the development of Watt Time and it is now available for sale at quirky’s online store for $24.99.
To view the full press release, click here.
Half way to threshold on the DigiDude: portable camera tripod and keychain.
help us sell the second 125 so we can make this thing!
commit here.
we know it’s been a bit frustrating for all you international users not able to commit to our products, yet. We are finishing this addition and it should be implemented very shortly.
If you’ve emailed tinydino about this before, tiny will send you a personal note back, but we’ll also be sure to publicize this on our blog/twitter as well!
thanks for your patience!
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