The SwiMP3 uses bone conduction - the direct transfer of sound
vibrations from the cheek bone to the inner ear - to provide the
swimmer with exceptional sound clarity.
$179 on ebay, FREE SHIPPING
anyone try it?
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The SwiMP3 uses bone conduction - the direct transfer of sound
vibrations from the cheek bone to the inner ear - to provide the
swimmer with exceptional sound clarity.
$179 on ebay, FREE SHIPPING
anyone try it?
Still only 256meg! Given the price of memory know, this is pretty poor.
They seem to have removed the bulky bit from the back of the head (which
didn't actually cause any problems) and haven't actually resolved any of the
other irritations about the design.
I think if I had my time again, I would go for the waterproofed nano as
mentioned in a previous posting.
JJ
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Quoted message said:The SwiMP3 uses bone conduction - the direct transfer of sound
vibrations from the cheek bone to the inner ear - to provide the
swimmer with exceptional sound clarity.$179 on ebay, FREE SHIPPING
anyone try it?
yeah, well. I just got a "pure Microsoft" Vista Tablet PC, I dont want
any apple quicktime, or whatever other wierd stuff they want to
install. I only run Windows 32 bit compliant apps (look for the
windows logo)
I only need enough memory to swim an hour. 256 megs if more than
enough.
and I dont think I trust that nano pouch to not get the unit wet.
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