Sony ICF C390

Newest Review: ... this is done. The longer you hold down the button, the faster the time changes. The clock increments by minutes and then ... more

... hours. So when setting the time you just hold down the buttons until it reaches the required time. Once the required time is reached you simply let go of the buttons and the time is then set. You can also set the date on this alarm clock. The date shows the day of the month, and the month as numbers, so the 9th March would be 9 3, and so on. To set the date you hold down the snooze button and press the + or – button to count up or down until the current date is reached. By letting go of the buttons, the date is t...more

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Sony ICF C390: Wake up to music (817 words)
by - written on 01/04/02 (Very useful, 807 readings)
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The Sony ICF-C390L Dream Machine With the Sony ICF-C390L you have a small neat looking alarm clock, as well as a FM/MW/LW radio. The clock is a half circle shape with a white plastic body and tinted display panel. All the control buttons are flush with the surface of the clock making it really easy to clean. At the time that I purchased this alarm clock it cost £35 from Argos. However, this was around a year ago so the price will probably be slightly less as prices always drop after a while. The alarm clock is part of Sony’s “Dream Machine” range. The alarm clock has the usual LED display, which is a green display which is different, ... Read the complete review