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	<title>Comments on: Nine Tune-Ups II MP3 Helmet</title>
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		<title>By: Adam Wade</title>
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		<dc:creator>Adam Wade</dc:creator>
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		<description>This does not excite me.

Especially as there is already a motorcycle helmet out that uses Bluetooth to wirelessly run a set of headphones built into the helmet.  Anything Bluetooth-enabled can interface with it, and look, ma, no wires!  Once they put in a mike as well, you&#039;ll be set; Bluetooth cellphone calls, two-way radio, rider/passenger intercom, radar detector audible warnings, GPS nav directions, music...  You name it, all piped in wirelessly.

When they do that to a bicycle helmet, I&#039;ll be more impressed.</description>
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<p>Especially as there is already a motorcycle helmet out that uses Bluetooth to wirelessly run a set of headphones built into the helmet.  Anything Bluetooth-enabled can interface with it, and look, ma, no wires!  Once they put in a mike as well, you&#8217;ll be set; Bluetooth cellphone calls, two-way radio, rider/passenger intercom, radar detector audible warnings, GPS nav directions, music&#8230;  You name it, all piped in wirelessly.</p>
<p>When they do that to a bicycle helmet, I&#8217;ll be more impressed.</p>
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