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Xiaomi Unveils '90 Minutes Ultra Smart Sportswear' Shoes Powered by Intel
There are very few companies that can
boast of a product portfolio as diverse as Xiaomi. Now, the Chinese company has
expanded its product range even further as it has launched its smart shoes
powered by Intel technology. The '90 Minutes Ultra Smart Sportswear' shoes
(yes, this is the name) come with Intel's Curie chip and provide users with
information such as distance travelled and calories burnt.
The smart shoes
from Xiaomi, developed by Shanghai-based Runmi Technology Co. Ltd, come with 60
days of battery life and have Intel's compact Curie chip that stores all the
fitness related data, reports GizChina. The shoes are reportedly aimed at
professional runners/athletes and come with arch design and anti-skid features.
The shoes are able
to detect movement and can be used for walking, running, or even climbing, as
per the report. The smart shoes from Xiaomi are available in Black and Surf
Blue colour options for men while Black and Pink colour options for women.
Further there is a special "Blue Edition" of the shoes that glows in
the dark.
The shoes have
been priced at CNY 299 (roughly Rs. 2,900) and will be available from the
company's crowdfunded Mijia platform via the Mi Home website, and shipments
begin from April 15.
It should be noted
that these shoes are currently available for purchase exclusively in China. If
you can look past the name, it does appear to be an attractive offering from
the company at an affordable price.
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