This is just a small project I did because I was bored 
This is an analog clock that requires a minimal amount of hardware, but is probably not the most economical thing out there.
More information on my web-site: Electronics - Henning Karlsen
/Henning
Very cool but no video? 
Mowcius
Sorry, but I didn't think anyone would be interrested in watching a video of a clock 
I'll see what I can do, but my camera is a piece of c**p when it comes to making videos of LCDs.
/Henning
interesting hardware
and +1 for an video 
PS: with FF on your website the code is not viewable, black text ond black background...
I assume that FF==Firefox...
The bug has been fixed :o
I will try to make a quick video later today.
/Henning
I have put a short video on the website.
My camera really does not like LCDs so the quality is quite bad, but it was the best I could manage.
/Henning
Very nice!
yes, thats nice
does the lcd need the mega? if it would run on a duemilanove or uno that could be a cheap but realy decent clock!
d2k2
does the lcd need the mega?
No but I'm not sure if there is a duemilanove/uno shield for it.
Mowcius
The LCDs does not require a Mega. The main reason this project requires a Mega is that the Mega shield also has an onbpard DS1307
The 3.2" LCD modules use 16bit communications, so if you want to use the touchscreen as well you will need more pins than the 2009/UNO has.
You can use the 2.4" module (8bit) with its touchscreen on a 2009/UNO with this shield: http://iteadstudio.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=18&products_id=149
/Henning
thanks for the info [smiley=dankk2.gif]