A．portable device showing the time B．reference source in printed form C．electronic device designed to receive signals

Man: Folk wisdom has it that it’s seldom wise to fix what isn’t broken and to attempt to improve on perfection. It is therefore with some trepidation that we introduce the Fujiyama 2 Ceramic Pen, ("son of Fujiyama")after having sold over 150,000 of the original in the last few years. Fujiyama 2 is the most handsome and the best writing tool in the world. It has a stunning hi-lacquer gunmetal finish, fine gold-plated details and snappy clip. It has perfect weight and feel and, of course, just like its predecessor, it writes like a dream. And with its new cushioned Turbogrip, which lets you write for hours without fatigue, it has now been brought to the edge of the 21st century. There is absolutely nothing like it.
Woman: When Horatio Nelson fought the battle of Trafalgar, he used a device just like this to monitor the movements of the FrenchSpanish fleet. Our manufacturer has created a faithful replica of this famous version. It measures about five inches in its "collapsed" position. When you extend the four sections to full length, the scope will be thirteen inches long and focused to infinity with needle sharpness. Everything will appear twenty-five times larger than it would to the naked eye. Compare that to standard binoculars which give you only 6 ×or 8×magnification. If you have ever wanted to own it, but found prices a little steep, get one now. It is on promotion from August 12th to 22nd.
Man: This item casts a focused beam that can be seen for many miles. It is 20 times brighter than automobile headlights, brighter than aircraft landing lights. This powerful light is indispensable for tracking and exploring the unknown territories and for any contingencies at night. With its red gel, it can be a lifesaver in any emergency. The unit contains two sealed heavy-duty lead acid batteries and can be recharged either through your household current or through the cigarette lighter socket of your car, RV or boat. Both adapters are included, of course. It should be your companion on all your travels. Don’t leave home without it—order it today!
Woman: Wear it to work, to play, to swim and dive—and to rally. The Navigator is steered by a sophisticated, ultra-accurate Japanese quartz movement that is powered by a tiny mercury cell. The Navigator has both luminous analog dial and LCD display. It gives you dual time capability. The LOD display shows time continuously —in 12-hr, or 24-hr mode. Push the button and you display day and date. There is a subtle yet insistent alarm and a switchable hourly time signal. The stop-watch chronograph reads to 1/100 second and has "interrupt" and "lap" modes. A light switch illuminates the display. The Navigator is available in black metal execution. It is water resistant to 150 feet. The crystal is "mineral glass"—it is virtually scratch-proof. Navigator, 109225B for black and 109225S for silver.
Man: We all love our cell phones and we have all love to talk on them-conducting personal or other business while driving. But it’s really quite dangerous. Your hands are not on the wheel and your face is on the phone and not on the road. Now, this danger is a thing of the past. UH-FCPK cradles your phone. With supplied double-stick Velcro, it attaches to your dash and, with its very strong magnet, the phone attached to the cradle. Plug its cord into your cigarette lighter, tune your radio to FM 88.3, which will faithfully, and at your preferred volume, broadcast your caller’s audio. Now drive in comfort, use your cell phone with ease, and safeguard yourself and your family with it.