In Pictures: The wild world of wearable computers

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Pebble: Pebble connects by Bluetooth to your iPhone or Android device. Bikers and runners can access the GPS on smartphones to display speed, distance, and pace data (on their wrists or attached to bike’s handlebars). Use the music control app to play, pause, or skip tracks on phones with the touch of a button. Water-resistant! Rangefinder app for Pebble that works on over 25,000 courses world-wide. View current distance to the green on your wrist instead of on your phone. Cost: $99 (basic model, black)

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