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Listen to 808s while doing your laps with the Speedo Aquabeat by iRiver ($135 - $150). This compact design features a waterproof housing that floats and safe to use in depth of up to 3 meters. It comes with a waterproof earplugs and ergonomic buttons easy enough to navigate while gliding in water. Aquabeat can play for 9 hours fully-charged and is compatible with iTunes and Windows Media Player.

Flee from dogs without having to worry about tangled wires with the Wearable Walkman from Sony. The Sony Walkman NWZ-W202 ($70) music player features a cord-free, wearable design, perfect for listening to your tunes while training. It can hold up to 2GB of of music files (MP3/AAA/WMA/L-PCM/WMT) and play uninterrupted for 12 hours.

The ultra portable PC world just got a little better with the new Roan Everun Pocket PC ($700). The Everun packs a 600 or 700 MHz AMC processor and a range of 16GB to 32GB storage and a bunch of other goodies in a small package. It runs on a full Windows XP operating system and features a sharp 4.8-inch touchscreen display, full QWERTY keypad, a USB 2.0 port, Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi.

Samsung recently unveiled another alternative to an iPod. The Yepp P3 ($180 and up) is a portable media player with a 3-inch, haptic touchscreen LCD display. This slim aluminum player will be available in 4, 8 and 16 GB models with 30-hour audio and 5-hour video playback. Additional features includes Bluetooth, an FM tuner and a built-in speaker. [via Obsessable]