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The HIOD One sport communicator is designed specifically for cyclists. This gadget will help them to stay safe, focused and connected while on the road. The HIOD One uses a Bluetooth-based system called PalTalk to offer an instant link with up to five other cyclists within 400 meters radius. The HIOD One also helps you to make and receive phone calls and to stream music while cycling. Sadly, there is no info on pricing or availability at this time. [HIOD]
The Garmin Edge 200 is ideal for training, everyday and touring rides or any adventure you want to relive later at Garmin Connect, the company’s free website for data analysis, mapping and sharing. This GPS-enabled cycling computer tracks time, distance, speed, location and calories burned. The Garmin Edge 200 features a high-sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix satellite prediction to calculate your position faster. The device alerts you if you’re moving but the timer is not running. The Edge 200 has an Auto Pause feature so it will stop the timer when you’re not moving, then restart automatically when you’re rolling again. You can also set alerts for distance, time or calories to make it easier and more fun to achieve your goals. The Garmin Edge 200 Cycling GPS is priced at $149.99 a pop. [Garmin]
For all you sports buffs out there, the MPC-095 webcam is just for you. It has a robot-persona design holding a ball (choose from a basketball, a soccer ball, a baseball or a pigskin) in it’s left hand, a 1.3 megapixel video sensor, a 300k camera resolution and an integrated microphone. You can mount the webcam easily with the robot’s arms and legs. No word on pricing or availability for this little guy, but it shouldn’t too much long. [Geek Alerts via Digital Camera Blog]
No athletic ability? No problem. These USB sports balls are a 1GB USB 2.0 key in the shape of a soccer ball, golf ball, rugby ball, etc. They’ wont guarantee you a perfect 300 game or a birdie, but they’re cool to look at and store all your files on. [Green]
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