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The former supersedes the current Up24 fitness band, adding new features and capabilities to the mix, while the latter provides fitness tracking for the masses.

The idea is to push users towards a healthier lifestyle, with every healthy meal and an extra exercise recorded adding days, months, or years to your life.

The device is touted as the "only system that supports the 24-hour optimization of athlete recovery and daily physiologic load."

By embedding Google Glass into the medical curriculum, students will have access to cutting edge technology and an enhanced learning experience.

The Microsoft Health app is available for Android, iOS and Windows Phone; the Microsoft Band is now up for pre-order at MicrosoftStore.com for $199.

Ergonomically designed, the Edge is an activity and sleep tracker, capable of keeping up with one's steps, distance and sleep efficiency.

Instead of selling the band for $100 -- like other companies in this market do -- Pivotal will offer the device on a subscription basis for just $12 per year.

Patented monolithic fabric sensor can measure all aspects of physicality, including force, location, size, twist, bend, stretch and motion.

The most interesting of the pack, Fitbit Charge, will be available for $250, featuring a bright LCD screen and all sensors you would expect in a smart watch.

The application allows users to track their activities either automatically or manually input the exercise type, duration and distance.