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Bryan said 6:07PM on 5-25-2006
This thing is going to be amazing, I cant wait for it to come out :D
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Malcolm Fuller said 6:26PM on 5-25-2006
This is probably semantical more than anything else but why doesn't it say "Press select button to begin workout."? Every iPod owner know what the select button is. Using "center button," to me anyway, smacks of assuming ignorance.
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matt said 6:47PM on 5-25-2006
O.K., now I want one that interfaces with my bicycle....
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nezromatron said 6:56PM on 5-25-2006
Well I think just saying 'select' button is confusing. The button is not labeled as such. 'Select' is also another action word. So 'Press' followed by 'Select' is a bit weird.
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consumer_q said 6:58PM on 5-25-2006
If this was GPS, sure.
But from the little info I am finding, it is one of those "we calculate distance from a stride you calibrate" things, right?
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Ryan said 7:09PM on 5-25-2006
Any idea if the transmitter that goes in the shoe is pressure activated or motion activated? In other words, does it need to be under your foot (in a special nike shoe), or could you just slide it under the laces on the top of any shoe?
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Oyvind Solstad said 7:25PM on 5-25-2006
Can't wait to buy this. Very clever idea. And Nike will sell tons of sportswear and shoes from this.
But it would be even cooler if all the gadgets worked together. Like MIDI on synths. So that you could use a GPS from Garmin, a heart rate monitor from Polar, shoes from Asics, iPod from Apple and upload your to data to any site that supoorted the format.
We need a microformat for training data.
http://brilliantdays.com/training-microformat/
What do you think?
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Roberto said 8:01PM on 5-25-2006
#5, acceleration sensors are cheaper[1] and easier to interface than GPS. They can be calibrated in the factory, and they could be very accurate if the assumption is that when you set your foot on the ground, it comes to a complete stop.
[1]http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=648
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birdDog digital - Mac Sales Expert Tech Help & Free Podcast said 8:14PM on 5-25-2006
Can't wait to get my feet on one. I'll update the podcast if I do.
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Reg said 8:21PM on 5-25-2006
Also, it's quite hard to get a GPS positioned on the body so it can see enough satellites to get a good reading, especially for speed monitoring. You really need a sensor on top of your head, and that would just look silly!
However, there are GPS wristband type things and one of these days I'm going to get one and overlay my run into Google Maps...
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mayo said 8:43PM on 5-25-2006
Yeah it may be hard to position a GPS receiver on the body to get enough sats, but GPS would have so many more uses ... you could use it on bike, skates, car, whatever else you can think of. But shoes only? Useless if you ask me, none of the Nike shoes fit my feet properly, so screw that, I'm sticking to my trusty brand. I'd rather have comfortable shoes than ones that can count burned calories or peace (I usually go to the same trails so I know the distance already...)
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Wys said 9:03PM on 5-25-2006
"Can't wait to get my feet on one. I'll update the podcast if I do."
Am I the only one annoyed by this spammer?
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Chris said 9:14PM on 5-25-2006
I see an iPod software update coming real soon.
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Mac Diva said 10:42PM on 5-25-2006
Mayo, you seem to be the only person left in America who hasn't read that Apple will also be selling a separate kit for non-Nike shoes.
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Scott McNulty said 11:09PM on 5-25-2006
I haven't read about Apple making a non-Nike version available. I suppose the sensor can be jammed into any shoe, but part of the experience is the online part at nikeplus.com.
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Mark said 11:59PM on 5-25-2006
Can it show km instead of miles? And WTF why is the US still in the dark ages not using metrics like the rest of the world.
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Steven Wagoner said 12:03AM on 5-26-2006
will this only work with iPod Nanos or will other 5G models be supported?
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hesse said 12:41AM on 5-26-2006
something tells me that this is going to be coming out on a tuesday, the itunes update with the nike stuff on it that is
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Berbie said 4:54AM on 5-31-2006
Even if it's cool to hear some motivating tunes during your workout, how do you know what the 5 miles course is? TrailRunner is the next perfect addition. It's a workout route planner of Mac OS X that can export route directions as small NanoMaps onto the Nike+Apple iPod. For more information visit http://www.trailrunnerx.com/english.html
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Joe Chip said 10:53PM on 7-14-2006
Does not work with other ipods
http://static.flickr.com/77/189783788_32c146f261.jpg?v=0
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