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Withings Move analog watch, Move ECG, BPM Core land on CES 2019

Withings Move analog watch, Move ECG, BPM Core land on CES 2019

Posted on January 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Health, both digital and physical, has become one of the core focus of tech companies these recent months, even years. Google has been rumored to be working on a variety of medical wearables and Apple has equipped its Apple Watch with an ECG. Not to be outdone, Withings, one of the pioneers of this young health tech market, is announcing not one, not even two, but three new products to not only keep track of your activity but also warn you of potential health risks.

Priding itself for being one of if not the first to put a fitness tracker in an analog watch, Withings is taking things one stop further with the Withings Move. It’s still an analog watch and its still connected to your smartphone for tracking stats.
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