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Photos: On the go with Nike, iPod

The Nike+iPod Sport Kit allows athletes' shoes to talk to their iPod Nanos, reporting running data and progress.
By Bill Detwiler, Contributor
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Nike+iPod Sport Kit

Apple Computer and Nike have teamed up to offer the Nike+iPod Sport Kit, a system that allows sneakers to talk to the iPod Nano. While running, athletes can hear, via the music player, data on pace, distance and calories burned.

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Sensor, receiver

A sensor and receiver placed in the sole of the Nike+ Air Zoom Moire sneaker "talks" to the iPod Nano as athletes run. Long-term progress and other data can also be tracked by syncing the Nano with "The Nike+ Experience" computer software, available July 13.

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Playlists

A new iTunes feature will enable sports enthusiasts to find music playlists, compiled by famous athletes, conducive to working out.

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