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Thanks for calling http://www.tuttifuori.net/healthy-togetherca-3485.pdf healthy-together.ca Munster’s study covered 799 respondents who were asked whether they would be interested in purchasing an iWatch should Apple release such a device as a companion device to the iPhone, much like Samsung’s Galaxy Gear is designed.  Only 12 percent of those who own an iPhone said that they would be willing to pay $350 for an iWatch, while 88 percent said that at the price point stated by Munster, they would not be interested in such a product.  With those figures in mind, Munster provided a conservative estimate of 2 to 4 percent of the global iPhone user base purchasing the iWatch in its first year of availability.