It may not be as fancy as theNike+iPod stuff , but this USB Pedometer can record your step datum for three days and then upload it to your estimator using a USB cable . The data then gets analyzed using the included software , telling you how many doughnuts you have to eat to compensate for all the kilocalorie you have burned . Specs after the jump .

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Pedometer displays steps take to 999,999

Memory retains up to 3 day of pace information between uploads

Upload your datum to the synergistic port to chart your result

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sight nutritionist’s calorie burned and details on your day-by-day body process

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attribute : 5.5 x 5.5 x 2.2 cm

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Weight:20 g

System requisite :

Microsoft Windows 2000 , XP or in high spirits

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PC with Pentium 3 or compatible processor that operates at 1.5GHz or faster

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256 MB of organisation RAM

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200 MB available hard disk blank space

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One available USB port

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Package Contents :

USB Pedometer

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It will be available in November for $ 17 and , as a fillip , it looks like a gun exercise fair game — even if you do n’t take the air , it ’s the perfect present for rabbit , ducks , President and any other brute . [ Brando ]

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