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        Playpulse, a Norwegian-connected bike manufacturer, has raised an undisclosed amount in funding from NetEase, a Chinese mobile and computer games developer.
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        The company intends to utilize the funds to support its initial product launch (Playpulse One) and a marketing campaign in early 2023.
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        Playpulse One features a touchscreen with the bike&rsquo;s handlebars functioning as game controls and the pedals are assigned to custom game mechanics. Playpulse One is priced at USD 1,599 including delivery and installation. The product is priced in the mid-range compared to connected bikes offered by its rivals such as 
        <a href="https://sp-edge.com/companies/88276">
          Peloton
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        , 
        <a href="https://sp-edge.com/companies/1143566">
          Echelon
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        , and 
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          Volava
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         whose product prices range between USD 735 and USD 2,495.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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    <a href="https://www.gamesindustry.biz/netease-invests-in-gaming-fitness-bike-outfit-playpulse">
      GameIndustry
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    <a href="https://shifter.no/nyheter/kinesisk-spillkjempe-investerer-i-playpulse/264405">
      Shifter
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All Updates

Playpulse raises an undisclosed sum in funding; announces launch of “Playpulse One”

Playpulse raises USD 2 million in seed funding