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January 7, 2013 07:31 pm GMT
If there's one issue that seems to crop up often with Fitbit's eponymous line of fitness trackers, it's that they can be a little tough to keep track of -- our own Matt Burns ended up washing his, a tragedy that's apparently befallen many a Fitbit fan.That's where Fitbit's new $99 Flex wristband comes into play -- it takes most of the same activity tracking tendencies as the earlier models and crammed them into a new (but familiar) form factor. This time around, users can strap the Flex to their wrists in hopes that it won't end up sitting at the bottom of their washing machines.
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Goodbye Annoying Clips: Fitbit Reveals The $99 Flex Activity Tracking Wristband
If there's one issue that seems to crop up often with Fitbit's eponymous line of fitness trackers, it's that they can be a little tough to keep track of -- our own Matt Burns ended up washing his, a tragedy that's apparently befallen many a Fitbit fan.That's where Fitbit's new $99 Flex wristband comes into play -- it takes most of the same activity tracking tendencies as the earlier models and crammed them into a new (but familiar) form factor. This time around, users can strap the Flex to their wrists in hopes that it won't end up sitting at the bottom of their washing machines.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/CIERQeycAyw/
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