If you’re willing to to walk around all day wearing sensors that record your activity and compile the data into fancy reports and graphs, you must be either a pretty big geek, or a fanatical athlete training for an ultramarathon-style event, or both.
At least, that’s been the conventional wisdom. And there’s some truth in this point of view. Most of the personal fitness monitoring devices on the market today, like the Fitbit Ultra and the Nike+ Fuel Band, are too complicated, too expensive, or too specialized to appeal to the average consumer.
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