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First Bluetooth 4.0 Heart Rate Monitor Announced by Dayton Industrial

Bluetooth 4.0 is only a few days old but there is already a healthcare device using it. One of the most popular articles on this site has been concerning a mobile heart rate monitor and this should only make it easier for people to track their health.

A very interesting writeup with an image can be found here.

The full press release from Dayton industrial can be found here.

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June 14, 2011 I Written By David

Filed Under: Health Care Healthcare IT Medical Devices mHealth Mobile Health Care Smart Phones

Tags:Bluetooth 4.0 Dayton Industrial Medical Devices Mobile Health Gadgets Mobile Heart Rate Monitor Personal Healthcare

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2 responses to "First Bluetooth 4.0 Heart Rate Monitor Announced by Dayton Industrial"

# Allen commented on June 20, 2011:
Any idea when we will start seeing smart phones that support BlueTooth 4.0? When will iPhone support this?
# Jeff commented on October 7, 2011:
My understanding is that iPHONE4S has bluetooth 4.0

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