Nike’s Nike+ line is continuing to evolve, and the latest evolution doesn’t require an iPod at all. The 2.62 x 2.62-inch Nike+ SportBand device fits into a wrist band, then you can connect it to your Mac or PC to track your runs.
There is no word just yet on when the device will be released, but it has been approved by the FCC which, according to Engadget, broke the product during testing. So it might need a little refinement.
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…no word just yet on [when] the device…
See, that’s why I should write these things AFTER I’m awake.
Got to admit, these guys have No design skills what so ever! The design to circumvent Apple…. Use the Apple as the computer of choice in there Manual and on the web site and yet. You can’t plug it into the usb socket because the curve of the element will break the USB port!