WW just released its video Trailer for its ActiveLink sensor, an activity monitor developed by Philips.
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Yesterday morning, I tooled up myself with 3 of my lovely desirable sensors. In the afternoon, I was troubled as the 3 sensors displayed different measures for steps as for calories burned (delta is very high). Which sensor do you think we should believe the most ? 
Olivier Janin's comment,
July 4, 2012 9:39 AM
TY dbtmobile, I am to publish other tests results. I think that I shouldn't wear the sensors while I 'm sitting at my desk. My colleague made a test this morning btwn FitBit and Striiv and only while walking. Steps counts are very closed. But calories burned are still very different (1328 for Fitbit, 257 for Striiv!)
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