What’s this? Yet another sports mp3 player? Not quite…
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A new kind of heart rate monitor, the Beurer PM 100.
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Here’s this summer’s new Incase armband for the second generation nano. I think it’s really good. It’s transparent cover lets you read the ipod’s screen and access all its functions. Simple and practical.
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I don’t think this is the best solution…
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Sticking with watches…Today ’s an mp3 wristwatch.
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While we’re still waiting for Nike+ watches with the Nike+ Sport Kit but without the iPod Nano, looks like Timex is about to launch their own Nike+ compatible watches !
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Here’s a nice little accessory for your Nike+iPod Sport Kit
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What is it? Well,it’s a sports’ bra simulator :)
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I` ve already told you about Numetrex , the manufacturer of bras with integral Polar heart rate monitors.
Now, Numetrex is offering a T-shirt and a tank.
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According to GFK’s Custom Research division, 1 in 2 `portable music players` sold in 2006 was a mobile telephone. In this category, the Research division included both digital audio players and dual-role mobiles capable of reading audio files. GFK thinks that in 2007, two out of three will be mobile telephones.
If more and more cellphones have integral music functions ( 50% of the market in 2007), the actual use of those functions after purchase remains relatively rare. In fact, only 14% of all users listen to music on their mp3phone. On the other hand, among 15-20 year olds , the figure rises to 59% .
Taking that into account, I think more and more runners will use their cell for running to music.
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