Today, French technology company Withings released its WiFi Body Scale in the US. It's world's first WiFi connected personal weight scale that automatically records the user's body weight, lean and fat mass, and calculated body mass index (BMI) to his/her secure web page and/or free Withings iPhone application, WiScale. With its extra-flat (0.9") black and steel design, the scale is an ideal addition to any bathroom. Jam-packed with technology, while still remaining very simple to use, the scale is available now on www.withings.com and www.amazon.com for $159.00. More info:
By using bioelectric impedance analysis (BIA), the scale calculates the user?s body fat composition and displays it in actual weight instead of a percentage of fat in the body. This allows for more accurate tracking because it avoids the daily weight fluctuations due to things like water gain or loss.
The scale is the perfect tool for anyone who is concerned about their health and is interested in monitoring the benefits and progress of their diet and exercise plan. Also, it?s ideal for tracking an entire family?s health progress with its multi-user function. The scale automatically recognizes up to 8 users the moment they step on the scale and adds the stats to their individual tracking graphs. With the convenience the scale provides, users won?t have to lift a finger to get their daily stats from the scale. Just step on the scale and check out your progress report instantly on the web or on your WiScale iPhone application.
WiFi Body Scale Specifications:
?WEIGHT: Displays weight in kg & lbs | Maximum weight of 396 lbs ?ANALYSIS: Calculates body weight, fat & lean mass, body mass index (BMI) ?MUTI-USER: Can manage 8 users per scale | Automatic user recognition ?POWER: Four 1.5V Batteries (AAA) | Automatically turns on and off ?DIMENSIONS: Flat scale measuring 0.90 inches | 12X12 glass slab | weighs 5lbs ?DISPLAY: 62 X 40 mm with high white contrast lighting ?ONLINE CONNECTION: Scale wirelessly transmits results to your private password protected website for your results tracking or free iPhone application
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