#fitbit tracker

One of the contenders in this year's TechCrunch50 Conference is FitBit, a device that melds fitness and social networking into one tiny motion sensing pedometer you clip and carry around. The Fitbit, once activated and attached to you, can track any 3-dimensional movement you made as it has this motion sensor similarly found on the Nintendo Wii. It can track almost any movement -- the Tracker measures the intensity and duration of your physical activities, calories burned, steps taken, distance traveled, how long it took you to fall asleep, the number of times you woke up throughout the night and how long you were actually asleep vs. There you can share and compare stats with friends and other Fitbit users. Fit for calorie-counters, the Fitbit will be available by December for $99. Fitbit has just officially launched its latest product for the consumer market in the country -- the Alta HR. It's an upgraded Fitbit Alta with a continuous heart rate tracking. Fitbit was kind enough to give us one during the event for our personal use. Read more in our articles including "Fitbit Tracker: Social Networking meets Fitness" and "Fitbit Alta HR Unboxing, First Impressions".