USB to serial Nike+iPod adapter, Arduino Bluetooth board, humidity and temperature sensors and more...

Spark Fun Electronics just dropped a whole load of goodness -

Ipodserial-01-L
This is the USB to serial Nike+iPod adapter. This device allows you to connect a iPod receiver to your computer over USB. The user can then 'listen' for foot pod data and IDs. Very handy for creating an access controlled cat door - Link.

Arduino-Bt-01-L
It's new. It's pricey. But oh is it cool. The new Arduino Bluetooth board allows you to wirelessly communicate with your Arduino project. You can even bootload over the air! - Link.

Sht15Breakout-01-L
The breakout board for the SHT15 is complete! Simple and small, you can now have accurate humidity and temperature on your next weather station - Link.

Ledcontroler-01-L-Up
A very simple breakout board for the LM4970. This I2C device pulses LEDs in time with an analog source like music. Perfect for case mods and fun visual displays - Link.

Msp430-Solar-01-L
This is a nice compact product from Olimex. MSP-Solar has a solar panel that outputs a moderate 80mA, but has a AA battery holder and step-up circuitry to 3.3V. What do you get? A simple renewable power supply - Link.

Spark Fun Electronics - Link.


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Posted by: samurai1200 on February 26, 2007 at 10:57 PM

Yeesh. $140 sure is a grip, but that new Bluetooth Arduino board is gonna be all OVER the makerplace.


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