Ten layer, FR4/RCF HDI, any layer stacked via, lead-free - Manufacturer: Unimicron Technology Corp.

Enclosure, main, bottom, die-cast aluminum, machined, printed, with insert-molded plastic, with 15 metal tabs - (Qty: 1).

Manufacturer: Toshiba Semiconductor - MPN: THGBMDG5D1L - (Qty: 1)

Pressure sensor, 300-1200 hPa, 24 Bit digital output, I2C interface, with -20-85 degrees Celsius temperature sensor and stainless steel cap.

Manufacturer: Toshiba Semiconductor - MPN: TZ1201XBG - (Qty: 1)

Applications processor, 32 Bit ARM Cortex-M4F Core, 120 MHz, 2240 KB SRAM, LCD controller and 2D graphics accelerator, one 12 Bit ADC and one 24 Bit Delta-Sigma ADC and 1 12-Bit DAC, with four LED current drivers.

diagonal, GF1 type, direct bonding, with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and OCA - (Qty: 1) Pricing and availability: $299.95 MSRP, available worldwideįitbit - Ionic (FB503): Main Enclosure. Total cost (direct materials and manufacturing): $45.49 TFT-LCD, 348 x 250 with GF1-type capacitive touchscreen

Heartrate monitoring, activity tracker, waterproof.

Toshiba apps processor, TZ1201XBG, 4 GB eMMC NAND.

Smart watch - time, text, GPS, NFC (payment) and more.

Privacy watchdogs feared it might exploit Fitbit to peer even deeper into people’s lives. A subsidiary of Alphabet, Google makes most of its money by selling ads that rely on information it collects about its billions of users’ interests and whereabouts. Google completed its $2.1 billion acquisition of Fitbit last year, which raised concerns about privacy. There were 40 reports of burn injuries internationally.įitbit, based in San Francisco, introduced the Ionic watches in 2017 and stopped producing them in 2020. Customers will receive a full refund and a discount of 40% to purchase certain Fitbit products, the company said.įitbit received 115 reports of the battery overheating in the U.S., with 78 reports of burn injuries including 2 reports of third-degree burns and four claims of second-degree burns. The fitness gadget maker says anyone who bought the $299 watch with the model number FB503 should immediately stop using the product and contact Fitbit for packaging to return it. (AP) - Google-owned Fitbit has recalled 1 million of its Ionic smartwatches after dozens of users reported burn injuries after the battery overheated.

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