<![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check]]> banmojo:
ya for usd1 products, stop using them, it´s utterly stupid, use the pro one´s instead that work.

Stalhandske

]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check]]> level of accuracy for this technology is something in the range of +/- 30% which makes it entirely useless IMO

banmojo

]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check]]> I can't believe that this phone comes out just when I post to my blog my next book, "mypetfat's - The Cell Phone Diet". I went to BenQ's site I but couldn't find a posting about the phone. Any chance you guys could email me a link.

Thanks,

Jay

creator of mypetfat
"helping fight the global battle of the bulge 1LB at a time"

mypetfat

]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check]]> I can see a new Healthy Promotion...for every pound you loose you get 5 extra anytime minutes.

Jobe

]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check]]> or it will just dial 2456-OBESE or something like that..

Btw the accuracy of fat meeters lowers when the areas transfering the electric current is smaller, proved by the leading manufacturers OMRON in Japan.

Stalhandske

]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check]]> motivational phrases:

Get your fat @$$ outside and walk.

m3talsyr3n

]]> <![CDATA[BenQ's Fat-measuring Phone Keeps Your Spare Tire in Check]]> I have a bathroom scale that does a similar thing, except that if your BMI is over 25% then it flashes "OBESE" along with your weight. This slight humiliation is actually a decent motivator to get some exercise.

Maybe the phone could shout out a motivational phrase everytime you pick it up with your pudgy little hands.

Atrahasis

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