Personal Tech Pipeline – March 09, 2006:
Music-playing electronics have made their way into clothing of all types, from belts to jackets, and from underwear to hats. Now the phenomenon is about to make its debut in shoes.
Dada footwear plans to unveil next month its “Code M” sneakers, which both play music and store data.
Users listen to music via a wireless headset that transmits from the shoe.
The “Code M” system is built into the shoe’s heel and tongue.
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Its such a tasteful, and classy looking shoe. I think we will all have them eventually.
Please tell me this artcicle is 8 years old…
I want a shoe that has a speaker built into it. That’ll impress my friends.
what is sad is all the trashy poeple showing up with their headphones still on only to tell you that the don’t have any music playing – WHY HAVE ON THE HEADPHONES THEN?
Ok Ok Ok, the top of the trah head is on the show “dog the bounty hunter” he has the oakleys mp3 headphones that clip on your sunglass – when is he listening to music?
Remeber when people use to talk in public, saying things like excuse me and pardon me and oh no you go first.
Ok I am done sorry.
Uh… *censored archie bunker moment*
That would look so nice with portable football phone.
What happens if you walk into a puddle of water? Does it still work?
Wireless? Don’t I see earphones plugged into the shoe? If that’s the case don’t stub your toe, you may fall flat on your face…into a puddle of water.
Well, if someone complains about your foot oder, you may just explain that the music stinks.
Aren’t those Buzz Lightyear’s trainers?!?!? Talking of bizarre MP3 players, how about an MP3 Toilet with SD Slot?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/10/31/mp3_toilet_gadgets/
lol.