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Nike + iPod = Exercise + Fun |
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by Vijandren Ramadass
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Thursday, 01 March 2007 01:48 PM |
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You just had to wonder when the day would come when the shoes you walked on would join the technology revolution. I mean, as much as manufacturers would like us to believe, walking on air packets or floating on a layer of gel doesn't make a shoe a technological marvel. However, Nike+ is about to change all that.
Released sometime last year in the US, and making its way into Malaysia later this month is the Nike+. The Nike+ Air Zoom Moire is the first footwear designed to talk to
iPod. Nike plans to make many of its leading footwear styles Nike+
ready, connecting millions of consumers to the Nike+iPod experience.
With the Nike+ footwear connected to iPod nano through the Nike+iPod
Sport Kit, information on time, distance, calories burned and pace is
stored on iPod and displayed on the screen; real-time audible feedback
also is provided through headphones. The kit includes an in-shoe sensor
and a receiver that attaches to iPod. A new Nike Sport Music section on
the iTunes® Music Store and a new nikeplus.com personal service site help maximize the Nike+iPod experience.
How good is it? We'll have an exclusive review of the the Nike+ experience in the next couple of weeks, stay tuned! 8 million miles of running can't possibly be wrong.
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