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ROHM flexible organic EL bracelet

Have you ever wanted an flexible, glowing, illuminated bracelet? Look no further. ROHM brings us and organic EL bracelet that is wafer thin and super hip. Who knows, organic EL might be the next accessories trend in fashion.

Nike+ SportBand

Nike just launched its Nike+ SportBand. This band shows you your distance, pace, running time, and calories burned when mated with a Nike+ running shoe. Unlike GPS based units this one can be used indoor also.This latest version is water resistant, easier to read display and comes in many colors. This device also links to iPod Nano, Touch or iPhone to hear your data as you run. This is nifty for a mere $59.00.

Nike Electrolite Arm Band

Nike is jumping into the wearable safety gear for runners. The Nike Electrolite Arm Band has an embedded soft light. Not only is this very wearable, its comfortable and affordable. It barely wieghs more then a traditional arm band, and is curved so it can be seen from many angles.Made of a flexible, lightweight, wide-angle wrap-around electroluminescent light bar that flashes on your upper arm. The small water resistant compartment houses two replaceable CR2032 batteries which provide around 20-30 hours of use and a low-profile on/off button. It is reasonably priced at $25.00. Good stuff Nike.

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The Belkin SportCommand for iPod lets you wirelessly control your music while your iPod stays protected. Strap the fabric remote to your arm, store your iPod in your backpack or jacket, and then listen to all your jams while you snowboard or bike.With its weather-resistant durability, the SportCommand is perfect for outdoor activities, such as snowboarding, mountain biking, and hiking. The big-buttoned arm band features an adjustable Velcro strap for use with even the bulkiest snowboarding or Starter jacket, and sends your commands to a compatible iPod equipped with the included receiver (all ‘Pods will work except for non-click wheel and Shuffle varieties).

The SportCommand will be shipping in November in North America, with launches in Asia, Europe, and Australia to follow shortly.The SportCommand for iPod is priced at US$79.99.

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