akihabaranews.com - 1/27/2009
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Nintendo is working with Panasonic Medical Solution, Hitachi, and Nec to develop a nice little add-on to the Wii Fit. Basically, your personal data is forwarded (if you want) to a health professional to give you advice on improving your BMI and how to keep fit. It's schedule to be launched in in ...
riiflex.com - 1/22/2009
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riiflex.com —
Add some weight to your Wii Fit Workout
Trading in your gym membership for a Wii Fit...
? Need to add some resistance to your workouts? Introducing riiflex , a weighted attachment designed for the the Wii remote. Soon gamers and fitness enthusiasts ...
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riiflex: Dumbbell weights for the Wii and Wii Fit
riiflex.com - 1/22/2009
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riiflex.com —
Add some weight to your Wii Fit Workout
Trading in your gym membership for a Wii Fit...
? Need to add some resistance to your workouts? Introducing riiflex , a weighted attachment designed for the the Wii remote. Soon gamers and fitness enthusiasts ...
(more)
Dumbbell weights for the Wii and Wii Fit
technology.timesonline.co.uk - 1/26/2009
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technology.timesonline.co.uk —
A 10p pencil is just as good as
a 100 Nintendo at stimulating the memory, according to...
a study that dismisses the DS Lite's claims to boost the brain. The survey of ten-year-old children found no evidence to support claims in Nintendo's advertising ...
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Nintendo brain-trainer 'no better than pencil and paper'
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Japanese Doctors Using Wii Fit to Help You Stop Being Fat [Wii]
Gizmodo —
... the system is essentially a readout of whatever information Wii Fit collects, presented over time and in the context of the patient's medical history, which I would assume he or she would be privy to. For the patient, the experience is much like the vanilla Wii Fit, except with a real-life doctor feeding you personalized guidance. The Checkup Channel is expected to launch in Japan by April. Video of Nintendo recent Wii Fit guilt campaign. [Nintendo via Akihabara]
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Wii Fit add-on to send data to health professionals
CrunchGear —
... Brain Age, Nintendo’s Wii Fit actually works to help get people into shape. It might not be as successful as a personal trainer, but that may change soon.
Hitachi, NEC, and Panasonic Medical Solution are teaming up with Nintendo to support sending your Wii Fit data to a health care professional who can give you advice. This seems like a pretty nice idea for an opt-in service. It’ll be interesting to see if this makes folks use Wii Fit even more.
Via Akihabara News
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