Japan's Casio Computer employee Kyoko Kato puts he
TOKYO, JAPAN: Japan's Casio Computer employee Kyoko Kato puts her finger on the blood pressure sensor of Casio's wrsitwatch-tonometer BP-1DJ at the company's headquaters in Tokyo 09 February 2001. Casio unveiled a set of blood pressure monitor system including an upper arm unit for home use and a watch unit enables to take along anywhere to monitor blood pressures. Both units enable to transfer the datas automatically with infrared data communication. Casio will put it on the domestic market 24 February with a price of 33,000 yen (285 USD) and will export abroad from this spring. AFP PHOTO/Yoshikazu TSUNO (Photo credit should read YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP via Getty Images)
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