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Gadget Aims to Keep iPod Users From Driving Drunk |
There's a new gadget in the race to attach interesting things to the iPod, and it's aimed right at a core New Mexico problem: drunken driving. David Steele Enterprises this month introduced the "iBreath" iPod attachment, a blood-alcohol breath testing device following in the vein of the California company's iPod flashlight and video glasses. It might be up there in obscurity with other iPod attachments, but S.U. Mahesh, a spokesperson for the New Mexico Department of Transportation, said he finds the concept intriguing.

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