Kyle, I enjoy collecting older talking clocks for nostalgia. I also enjoy the different voices they have. Back in the late 70's and 80's, talking clocks came in a variety of different voices. I have over 20 different talking clocks in my collection and 4 talking calculators.
Some of the talking clocks I have in my collection include a Panasonic talking clock radio from the early 80's, Sears Time Machine talking clock radio, Radio Shack Vox Clock (cube clock with male voice), Vox Clock 2 (cube clock/timer with male voice or cube clock with female voice -- I have one of each), Vox Clock 3 (plug in desktop clock that had the same voice as the Spartus), Timex Speak Easy, Tel-Time 3 cube clock with female voice, Audioline talking clock radio, Spartus, Seiko credit card sized talking clock, Sharp EL-620 talking calculator, Sharp EL-640 talking calculator clock, Panasonic talking calculator clock, Panasonic CompuVoice talking calculator, Panasonic talking desktop calculator, Omni talking watch, Radio Shack Vox (talking) watch, 3 in 1 Super Cube, Cobolt talking clock with timer, Cobolt talking clock with calendar, Sony Dream Machine, RCA talking clock radio and talking atomic clock with British female voice. I guess you could say I'm never at a loss to know the time. LOL! Lisa
