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The company, which some refer to as "Apple of China," is preparing to enter the smart band market with an affordable device of its own.

Apple's latest hire is Patrick Pruniaux, the sales director of LVMH's TAG Heuer, which also happens to own the Hublot and Zenith luxury brands.

While Runtastic and Runkeeper will make sure you run as much as you need to, MediSafe will alert you when is the time to take medication.

The project is looking to raise $50,000 in the Indiegogo campaign; through August 11, you can secure your unit for $179; delivery date is set for April 2015.

The C410 will have hard time winning a beauty contest, but it's a water-proof device that comes with a battery that can last for one year.

Endomondo's Pebble app can display up to three configurable data metrics, such as distance traveled, heart rate and workout duration.

The newly unveiled Coca-Cola Red Shine comes in the exact red hue that you've come to know and love; the band is black, and the price is set at $99.99.

One cool feature, called Exercise Frequency, comes in the form of calendar that automatically keeps users on track towards their workout goals.

The simple to use app boasts doctor-created checklists and actions, and prescription reminders to help users better manage their health and well-being.

Price will be the deciding factor for many consumers, with 40% of respondents saying they would be willing to pay $99 or more for a smartwatch.