This is promising: TomTom Multi-Sport Tri-Watch

Looks interesting, Too bad no price is listed.

Here's some more information.  Looks like the altimeter will be an option, so two different price points. It uses Bluetooth tech, so it looks like it will not have ant+ support. I'm betting it will be about 200 for the running model, and 300 to 350 for the multi-sport model. This would be a good price to move units and get share of the market from Garmin.  Here's the page where I got this information (and includes additional pictures): http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/04/tomtom-runner-tomtom-multi-sport-gps-watch/

TomTom Runner and TomTom MultiSports features include:

• Indoor Tracker: track indoor runs using built-in sensors to count strides, to monitor pace and distance while running on a treadmill.
• QuickGPSFix: Get started a GPS fix faster by using the latest in GPS and GLONASS satellite technology.
• Multi-Platform compatibility: Sync, analyze and share stats on popular running sites and community platforms, including the TomTom MySports website, MapMyFitness, RunKeeper, TrainingPeaks and MyFitnessPal.
• Super-Tough Display: Scratch- and impact-resistant glass
• Weather and Waterproof: Waterproof up to 50 meters/5ATM.
• Long-lasting battery: Up to 10-hour battery life (GPS Mode).
• Bluetooth Smart: for Connecting to sensors
• Optional Heart Rate monitor: Use the Bluetooth Smart Heart Rate Monitor to track training zone for weight control, performance or speed.

Look's pedal based system uses bluetooth. SRM and Quarq were supposedly testing with bluetooth because you can transmit so much more data faster (Up To 2 MBs) and further.

Trainerroad is bluetooth 4.0 Smart compatible. 

Isn't this a software issue though, rather than a hardware thing? Perhaps with an update (or even possibly out of the gate), you could enter your bike specifics to get power monitoring.  No?

thanks for clearing that up

SRM wants it because the pro riders can transmit data to a car behind them and analyze it  in real-time. I am guessing that is what Quarq wants it for as well. What do you need it for? No clue. Its new and shiny?

I like the looks, but the feature list are a non starter for me.

-- "Up to 10hrs battery life", aka probably around 9+, when brand new. Not usable for an IM then as even if I didn't turn in on until I got out of the water I'd kill the battery well before the end of the run.

-- No ANT+ support. Would be ok except for the massive investment I already have in ANT+ HW. (mainly my PM but the HRM and cadence sensors aren't exactly cheap either)

Not clear what I'm getting over the 910, and even if they gave this away free, the price difference pales in comparison to having to upgrade/change my existing investment in ANT+ gear. Perhaps it makes more sense for new buyers w/o any existing equipment, but then the battery issue still remains.

This was my first thought too.  No ANT+ in the current market makes it virtually useless to anyone using a power meter, regardless of what they can do with software updates.

They will also have an uphill battle putting a dent in the existing market unless they include increased functionality or a considerably lower price point than the options already available from other manufacturers.

No ANT+ = dead to me.  

I'm more interested in the Leikr watch.  That one seems to be the next step up.  Unless we get the Motoactv2 - the first one has its quirks but is a tremendously useful device.

I was skeptical about the size of the 910, but I have gotten used to it now.  It is a non issue.  If you are considering a 910, don't let the size discourage you.  It is an awesome product.

That being said, I don't see enough in the TomTom product to think they will make much of a dent in Garmin sales.

Hey audiojan:

> That said, I really don't have that of an issue with my Garmin HR in water... under the wetsuit it always works for me... 

How do you do this? I have a Garmin 901XT and I routinely wear my HRM under my result during a race, but when I upload my data to Garmin Connect, there is no HRM data for the swim part, just the bike and run.

Be interested to know what the trick is!

Thanks!
SM 

x3

As it stands now, I would not be able to use my current power meters, HRM, or speed/cadence sensors with this watch.  I wouldn't buy it even if it were $100.