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Fitbit just launched a new $100 fitness tracker with the goal of getting kids to be more active.
Called the Fitbit Ace, the new band is designed specifically for children. It comes in two colors — purple and blue — and costs $100.
Fitbit says it designed the band to help fight childhood obesity. It can automatically track kids' activity, remind them to get up and move, and set activity goals for them to meet.
Fitbit Ace is available for presale starting March 13. Here's how it works:
Fitbit Ace looks a lot like Fitbit's Alta fitness tracking band, but smaller. It comes in two colors: Purple...Fitbit...and blue.Fitbit
Fitbit Ace is intended for kids ages 8 and up. Fitbit says it created the band to help get kids to be more active, and to fight childhood obesity.Fitbit
Fitbit Ace automatically tracks steps and active minutes, and will remind kids to move when they've been sitting for too long.Fitbit
Kids can also work towards activity goals, and get rewarded with badges and celebratory messages when they meet them.Fitbit
Kids will be able to compete against their friends or their family members with daily or weekend activity challenges.
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