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TechNovate announces its new PulseGuard smartwatch today. This device tracks health data continuously. It monitors heart rate and blood oxygen levels. The watch also checks sleep patterns. Users get real-time alerts about potential health issues. The company aims to help people manage their well-being better.
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PulseGuard works with both iOS and Android phones. Setup takes minutes. Users see their health stats on a clear color screen. Battery life lasts seven days on one charge. The watch is water-resistant for swimming. TechNovate focused on simplicity. Even non-tech users can operate it easily. Sales start next month online. Major electronics stores will carry PulseGuard too. The price is $199. Pre-orders open next week. Early buyers get a free protective case. TechNovate expects strong demand. Health-focused gadgets are increasingly popular. Company CEO Jane Miller spoke about the launch. She said the team worked hard to make PulseGuard reliable. Miller emphasized accuracy in health tracking. She noted many existing devices have flaws. PulseGuard uses advanced sensors to avoid errors. Independent labs tested the technology. Results showed high precision in readings. TechNovate plans other health products soon. Details remain confidential now. The firm has offices in San Francisco and Berlin. It launched three years ago. Previous products include fitness trackers and smart scales. PulseGuard represents their biggest release so far.
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The watch comes in black, silver, or blue. Bands are interchangeable. Customers choose silicone or fabric options. TechNovate offers a one-year warranty. Support staff handle questions through email or phone. User manuals come with every purchase.