I’m not sure whether there is a huge market for personal breathalyzer tests, but I think the iBreath is definitely on the right track.For starters, it is designed to plug directly into your iPhone or iPod, which serves as a power source for these electronic breathalyzer. All intoxicated needs to do is blow into the pipe-shaped end there, and he or she will receive an automatic readout of his or her blood-alcohol levels, without ever having an officer present.

There is no doubt that the iBreath could save lives and the lives that he could save the driver. But the most important feature is not enough for designer David Steel, which took it a step further to an FM transmitter to them. This allows the driver to get some music from their iPod iPhone from their car radio. Maybe sober is that him or her.

Of course, you have to wonder if a person is too drunk to drive precautionary principle would have enough sense to use the iBreath. Even if it with this device, which would potentially drunk drivers believe the results? “Hey, I can go, I know I can. This thing is Whack, man.”

According to WikiAnswers, 185,000 people are killed by drunk driving each year. I believe that this figure could be inaccurate big, but even if the iBreath could save a fraction of the victims, it would be worthwhile. The iBreath’s $ 80 price tag is a small price to pay for it.

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