A walk in the park may never be the same again now that
Pioneer has announced its new Steez range of dance-troupe friendly portable music players. In what appears to be a tango using its
DJ and
audio player skills, Pioneer's Steez relieves dancers -- solo or otherwise -- of the tyranny that is static music sources. Forget about getting your groove on in the privacy of your own condo, instead get busy on the subway, the drive-in car park, or with your favorite
monkey. You have a choice of three models to express yourself in front of: the STZ-D10S-L "Solo"($299), STZ-D10T-G "Duo" ($349) and STZ-D10Z-R "Crew" ($499). Each model comes with the company's own special software which keeps your beats in time, lets you set cue points, change tempo along with many more booty shaking functions. Best of all is the special Battle Mode which plays your chosen sequence of tracks and lets you know when the next dancer,
or robot, is up. These ghetto-blasters for the
Tecktonik generation won't hit the shelves until next month, but feel free to tap your toes and read the PR below while you wait.
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