Body Watch gives health readout

Let us get one thing straight – spending two hours in front of the TV while engaging in round after round of Wii Sports does not constitute as a workout. For those who are adamant on insisting otherwise, why not pick up the Body Watch and strap it on your wrist? One glance at the results will let you know that you’re better off taking brisk walks in the park. The Body Watch uses ‘bio-electrical impedance analysis’ and ‘strain gauge precision technoloy’ to arrive at a result. Information provided includes the level of body fat, body water, and BMI. Additional features include a sports timer, an alarm clock, and enough space to store track fitness data for up to two users. Hollywood Gadgets is carrying the Body Watch for $49.95.