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Send a 'Sonic Bomb' Valentine

by Mike Yamamoto
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One of Crave's primary missions is to keep you on top of the latest trends, and there's one that has barely been noticed: loud alarm clocks. (We didn't say they'd be good trends.)

(Credit: ThinkGeek)

It started a couple of weeks ago with the "Sonic Bomb," which blasts you awake to the tune of 113 decibels and bed-shaking vibrations. That item, which proved surprisingly popular among readers, was followed by a retro version of said clock. Now, thanks to Gadgetizer once again, we find out that there's a "Sonic Boom Love" edition available just in time for Valentine's Day.

We're certain your loved ones will appreciate it.

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