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Balance, Products, Technology February 21, 2011

Clock Screensavers

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We had a reader ask about the screensavers in last week’s Inspiration story. The digital clock is by the clever people at 9031 and can be downloaded here. I’ve also included Amy’s roundup of other desktop clocks that we ran last year.


1. Swiss Railway Clock This animated screensaver drew its inspiration from the easy-to-read face of the clocks that keep time in more than 3,000 train stations throughout Europe. Get it: CNET

2. Real Simple‘s Clock Screen Saver Designed by Alan Dye, this colorful clock celebrates the tenth anniversary year of Real Simple magazine. Get it: RealSimple.com

3. Blu Dot Desktop Clock This timepiece takes up one inch of your computer desktop, displaying a different image for every minute of the day (if you’re doing that math, that’s a total of 720). Get it: Blu Dot


4. Word Clock British digital designer Simon Heys programmed this typographic screensaver to tell time by highlighting appropriate words as each second passes. Get it: simonheys.com

5. PolarClock The bright hues of these concentric circles adjust their length as time marches on. Get it: blog.pixelbreaker.com

Images linked to their sources within the numbered text

Comments (9)

Don’t forget dropclock: http://scr.sc/products/dropclock/

…and Fliqlo’s Flip Clock

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and Artecnica clock screensaver http://www.artecnicainc.com/Downloads#Downloads

Thanks, everyone!

RE: Blu Dot Desktop Clock – That should be 1440 images in a day, right? If I’m doing the math…

Ha! Bill, I got that fact from the Blu Dot website–but you’re right. I clearly didn’t check my math, as 720 would just be for 12 hours of the day. Nice catch!

You missed the Colour Clock too! http://thecolourclock.co.uk/

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