Marketing: An Introduction (13th Edition)
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Author: Gary Armstrong, Philip Kotler
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Devices like W and Y are utilized to notice the health and fitness of dogs. It is used to notify the vital symptoms of the dog like the respiratory rates and heart and the calories burned.
Devoice Y gives voice for the dog by allowing the owners to connect the dots to say anything that’s incorrect. The makers of Device Y also introduce a device, which can fits even the smallest cats, horses, and dogs.
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Devices W and Y
To discuss: Two examples of same kind’s wearable technology for the humans.
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