By Andrew Liszewski
Using this talking heart-rate monitoring MP3 player from Hammacher Schlemmer is a lot like working out while listening to the radio. But instead of the current top 20, you get to listen to your own music, and instead of crappy DJ banter every 1 to 5 minutes, it will pause your tunes to announce your current heart rate, or provide warnings when your pulse is above or below a predetermined target zone. An included chest strap does the actual heart beat monitoring duties, and wirelessly sends the data to the receiver/MP3 player which includes 1GB of memory, good for about 200 MP3 or WMA files. $79.95.
[ Talking Heart Rate MP3 Player ] VIA [ The Red Ferret Journal ]
This is very very cool but only 1gig isn't enough memory.
I don't think I'd like it to interrupt my music so often. I think only when there is a big decrease or rise would I want it to say anything. I do agree with franco, 1g isn't a lot.
I don't think I'd like it to interrupt my music so often. I think only when there is a big decrease or rise would I want it to say anything. I do agree with franco, 1g isn't a lot.
cool mp3 player
i am just thinking about to buy a new one.