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    Will the New Nike+iPod Sport Kit Hit the Ground Running, or Hit the Wall?

    Posted on Sunday, July 30 2006 @ 09:34:19 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Music, physical movement, technology and being cool have long gone hand in hand. Now, two iconic brands, Apple Computer and Nike, are collaborating on a new system of gizmos that take exercising and digital-music players to a new level. The Nike+iPod Sport Kit allows runners and walkers to listen to songs and to record, store and share information (such as speed, distance covered and calories burned) with others about their exercise sessions.

    Learn more over at Ecoustics.


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