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New SPOT watches from Suunto, FossilBy Jørgen Sundgot, Friday 7 January 2005
Watch maker Suunto shows its new n6hr whilst Fossil touts new Abacus Wrist Net SPOT watches at CES 2005; also, MSN Direct content to make its way to non-watch devices.

Microsoft's Smart Personal Objects Technology (SPOT) Group has announced that Smart Watches for MSN Direct and its watch manufacturing partners is unveiling new Smart Watch designs at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show. In addition, the SPOT Group revealed plans to develop MSN Direct-enabled devices in new form factors with consumer electronics firm Oregon Scientific and watch maker MZ Berger.

Watch maker Suunto will unveil the Suunto n6hr Smart Watch, which incorporates a heart-rate monitor and sports training software, such as interval timers and training manager software, in addition to the available MSN Direct services. Soon to be available in sporting goods and consumer electronics stores in the United States, the Suunto n6hr will retail for $399 USD.

Suunto n6hr


Meanwhile, Fossil, one of the most significant proponents of SPOT technology, will show two new ABACUS Wrist Net Smart Watches that will be available in two styles featuring new casings.

In related news, Microsoft's SPOT Group also revealed plans to develop a state-of-the-art weather station alarm clock, powered by SPOT technology, with consumer electronics specialist Oregon Scientific. The alarm clocks will come in a variety of styles and price points, and will feature MSN Direct weather information such as the day's forecast, high and low temperatures, a three-day forecast, sunrise and sunset times, and more.

Also, Microsoft has teamed up with high-tech watch maker MZ Berger to deliver new takes on its existing clocks under the Sharp brand, which include "atomic" or radio-controlled clocks, as well as multifunction alarms and more. As with offerings from Oregon Scientific, products will soon MSN Direct content and functionality.
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