Tell your alarm to shut up with Moshi

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Don't know about you, but personally, I have often fumbled aroundtrying to snooze the alarm clock, and then ended up having to get upfrom bed because I pushed it off the table to a place I couldn't reach.Moments like that I wish I could just tell the alarm to shut the hellup.
Well, you can now do just that with what Moshi introduced on Monday. It's called Moshi IVR Clock and it could well be the first fully functional voice-responsive alarm clock.
You can use your voice to set the clock time and alarm. When ithears you say, "Hello Moshi," the device will respond with, "Commandplease." Now you can use any of its 12 built-in, voice-activatedcommands to explain which tasks you would like it to carry out.
You can ask the Moshi to do quite a number of things, like ask it totell time, the temperature of the room, the current date, or even tochange its lighting for night time, and so on. And of course, you canask it to set or turn off the alarm without having to move your handsor even open your eyes.
It's no surprise that theWorld Blind Unionofficially endorses the Moshi IVR Alarm Clock. Its ease of use throughverbal commands significantly benefits the blind community.
And even for unsophisticated sleepy heads like me, the Moshi IRV Alarm clock can do a lot of good. The device costs $50 and is available for purchase now.

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如果是50刀的话，就是300多块钱人民币，却带有语音识别功能，我觉得可以接受。
澳洲有卖的了么？如果样子可以再酷一些就好了！