December 17th, 2011

Bedol’s water clock is powered by ordinary water.

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The latest in technology from the Times’s David Pogue, with a new look.

BEDOL WATER CLOCK ($19). These bedside alarm clocks (various colors and styles) are cheap, insubstantial, mass-produced and basic. They’re impressive, though, because of their power source: water.

No battery, no power cord. Each is a plastic reservoir with a big, clear LCD display on the front. Every few weeks, you pour in ordinary water. A tiny submerged panel creates a galvanic-battery effect, producing just enough electricity to power the clock.

Don’t count on seeing water-powered laptops, refrigerators and cars any time soon. But on its own small scale, the water clock is a marvel.

Bedol Water Clock on AOL Home’s Shelter Pop

February 10th, 2010

Jaime Derringer posts a review of the Bedol Water Powered Clock on AOL Home’s Shelter Pop.

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Bedol Water Clock on EveryDayMama

February 3rd, 2010

EveryDayMama.com offers some Valentine’s Day “sleep in” advise with the Bedol Water Powered Clock.

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Bedol Water Clock in Denver Post

January 30th, 2010

The Denver Post reviews the battery-less Bedol Water Powered Clock in their INSIDE & OUT section.

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Bedol in Vive magazine

December 20th, 2009

Bedol is featured in Vive magazine gift guide.

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Bedol Water Clock featured in Seventeen magazine

December 3rd, 2009

The Bedol Water Clock made a great gift idea in the December issue of Seventeen magazine.

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Bedol Water Clock on TODAY show

November 20th, 2009

The Bedol Water Clock was featured on the TODAY show with Kathie Lee and Hoda trying it out.