NIKE+ipod

It turned out that the two companies came up with a new idea: put an iPod Nano sensor inside the Nike+ running shoes, and through a receiver, the iPod Nano can collect real-time running information. In this way, the iPod is not only a running player to listen to music, it also like a coach to accompany you running, according to the plan to guide you, tell you real-time status. At home, Apple will analyze the information collected from the iPod so that you can understand, develop and adjust your training plan and observe the results. Isn't that cool? About $30.