Report on upcoming Core2 from BodymediaFit

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This is a report on the upcoming Core2 from Bodymedia Fit by The Verge
http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/6/3843688/bodymedia-core-2-hands-on
I thought this was of interest, too:
“It has all the same sensors, the same analytics, the same validation and levels of accuracy,” CEO Christine Robins told MobiHealthNews.
The device will also add a fifth sensor as an optional add-on: a continuous heart-rate monitor. Rather than using an optical sensor like the Basis Band, the heart rate sensor will use dry electrodes embedded in the band.
The Core 2 also sports Bluetooth Smart connectivity, whereas previous models synced via a USB cable. This allows BodyMedia data to be uploaded to BodyMedia’s smartphone apps in realtime. This new BlueTooth technology also requires less power than previous Bluetooth offerings, the company said in a statement.
Robins told MobiHealthNews that unlike the armband currently on the market, which is merely water-resistant, the Core 2 will be fully waterproof: it can even be worn while swimming.
(taken from the following article
http://mobihealthnews.com/19741/bodymedia-unveils-fashionable-armband-disposable-patch-still-to-come/ )
and here is one more article if you like to read:
http://gizmodo.com/5973460/bodymedias-fitness-tracker-pretties-itself-up
and another with lots of pictures
http://www.slashgear.com/bodymedia-core-2-hands-on-06263400/
and last (I promise) this link is to BodymediaFit website press releases where there are a lot of interesting articles you might choose to read. I found for all the links that I provided that copying and pasting worked when I tested.
http://www.bodymedia.com/About-Us/Press-Releases
http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/6/3843688/bodymedia-core-2-hands-on
I thought this was of interest, too:
“It has all the same sensors, the same analytics, the same validation and levels of accuracy,” CEO Christine Robins told MobiHealthNews.
The device will also add a fifth sensor as an optional add-on: a continuous heart-rate monitor. Rather than using an optical sensor like the Basis Band, the heart rate sensor will use dry electrodes embedded in the band.
The Core 2 also sports Bluetooth Smart connectivity, whereas previous models synced via a USB cable. This allows BodyMedia data to be uploaded to BodyMedia’s smartphone apps in realtime. This new BlueTooth technology also requires less power than previous Bluetooth offerings, the company said in a statement.
Robins told MobiHealthNews that unlike the armband currently on the market, which is merely water-resistant, the Core 2 will be fully waterproof: it can even be worn while swimming.
(taken from the following article
http://mobihealthnews.com/19741/bodymedia-unveils-fashionable-armband-disposable-patch-still-to-come/ )
and here is one more article if you like to read:
http://gizmodo.com/5973460/bodymedias-fitness-tracker-pretties-itself-up
and another with lots of pictures
http://www.slashgear.com/bodymedia-core-2-hands-on-06263400/
and last (I promise) this link is to BodymediaFit website press releases where there are a lot of interesting articles you might choose to read. I found for all the links that I provided that copying and pasting worked when I tested.
http://www.bodymedia.com/About-Us/Press-Releases
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We can't even use the Core or Linc in the UK yet - just the Advantage!!!0
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