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Crystal Weather Station
Paul Westbrook | 20 June, 2007 23:56
This is a cool looking weather station. The Crystal Weather Station has laser engraved 3D icons in crystal. One of the coolest things about this clock is that you can switch between temperature and clock mode by waving you hand over the clock.
[via Engadget]
Technorati tags: Crystal Weather Station, laser engraved, Oregon Scientific, clock, weather
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