LeEco, the Chinese tech giant, said today that its Android-enabled “super bike” will soon be available in the US. The bike has a 30-speed shift, on-board lighting, a fingerprint-scanner, built-in alarm and location tracker, and other nifty bells and whistles your average Schwinn bicycle probably lacks.
LeEco says ‘world’s first super bike’ with Android touchscreen will be available soon in US
Dieter Bohn
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A 4-inch display touchscreen is nestled in between the handlebars, which is enabled with Google’s Android software. It’s part of LeEco’s suite of televisions, smartphones, and self-driving cars released in San Francisco today.
The company hasn’t said yet when the bike will be for sale in the US, or what the price will be. A version has been for sale in China for several months now at a range of $800-$6,000.
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