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Nike announced on Tuesday that the company is working with Apple Computer to develop a new wireless system called the Nike+iPod. Nike running shoes equipped with this system will be able to transfer some of the runner's sports data to Apple's iPod music player. On the device.
The retail price of the Nike+iPod Sports Kit is expected to be around $29. Using the Nike Sneakers built-in sensor can be connected with the Apple iPod Nano music player, users will be able to through the iPod Nano headset to understand running time, distance, speed and calories consumed and other information.
Nike will also launch a series of clothes that can be used to secure the iPod, including tops and shorts, and they will also be designed so that the connections on the iPod do not swing in the eyes of the athletes.
"We have some common consumers," said Trevor Edwards, vice president of global brand management at Nike. He pointed out that most of the Nano users have already carried this player while running. He said: "We know that the two companies can do a good job of cooperation." · How can you match your shoes with the simple and concise OL style? · VENQUE Vanke × Creates young people especially with Wconcept · Park Shih-Tao Airport White Shoes is DAKS SHOES How beautiful are the high-heeled shoes that these two actresses compete for? · Domineering full-tip shoes Queen Fan children · The wild king of sandals is it · Visual stretch leg length also has a pair of V-port shoes · Danbyo shoes trend | summer to this pair of sandals each way ·Summer came to this pair of sandals fire all the way female stars are ·Spring and summer shoes fashion shoe necessary color
The retail price of the Nike+iPod Sports Kit is expected to be around $29. Using the Nike Sneakers built-in sensor can be connected with the Apple iPod Nano music player, users will be able to through the iPod Nano headset to understand running time, distance, speed and calories consumed and other information.
Nike will also launch a series of clothes that can be used to secure the iPod, including tops and shorts, and they will also be designed so that the connections on the iPod do not swing in the eyes of the athletes.
"We have some common consumers," said Trevor Edwards, vice president of global brand management at Nike. He pointed out that most of the Nano users have already carried this player while running. He said: "We know that the two companies can do a good job of cooperation."
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