Adding Music to the Water

SwiMP3 was released into the market and was quickly regarded by TIME Magazine as one of the top inventions for 2005. Three years later the new player looks much better, the controls have been built directly into the side panels and the memory capacity was increased to 1GB (not much but more than enough for all the swimming I can handle in a day). This player integrates a revolutionary technology as it relies on bone conduction of sound providing you high-fidelity underwater. It's also versatile enough to support both MP3 and WMA playlists. The only downside is that this handy gadget will increase the price of your swimming practice...