Awesome piece of technology!!

This Smartbike has LASERs and 4GB RAM!


Smartphones are the things that has surprised us in the past!
The world moved a lot ahead and the market is full of new advanced and smart devices like Smart Watches, Smart Glass, Smart Bulb, Smart Router, etc. and to this ever increasing list, a Smartphone manufacturer from China named LeEco(formally LeTV) created something new and amazing - a Smart Bicycle!

It runs on Android and Has 4GBs of RAM!


Courtesy - Pocketint

Equipped with an Android device between handles, yes you can send messages and receive calls while on the go!

It has Got Freakin' LASERs!  

You can't cut the surrounding vehicles in halves(lame joke)!

BUT, the laser creates a protective boundary around you (no, it's not a joke), actually in the dark it tells the other drivers that how close they can get to your Stunning model, and notifies them when you are about to turn!

It is an all round fitness tracker!

With fully integrated GPS system your each visit is recorded, if you're with friends, there's a push-to-talk walkie-talkie system built-in as well, so you can stay in contact on group rides! It has s got many sensors; heartbeat recorder is placed below handlebar where you put your fingers while riding. 

Got a Big Camera!

Shoot your way to your office, with chicks on the roadside(don't do this deliberately, you have been warned :P); the steering mounted camera is perfect for taking pictures and shooting videos!


Comes with integrated Music system

take the music where you go, with volume controls mounted on its handle; you  will love this feature!

 It is powered via revolving tyres!

The more you drive this thing, the more energy gets stored in its battery; It's so Cool Isn't it!


Anti-Theft system!

Sure it a thief magnet, but the tyres get immobilised as soon as you press the parking key!
Someone can still pick it up, but it triggers the Theft-alarm and bike can still be tracked via a web-browser no matter where it is!

Since it is 'smart' it has got smart features, the front and rear-ended lights turn on as soon as there is darkness around.
Its parts are made with specialised custom materials,
 and it is available in carbon fibre and aluminium alloy frame!







Currently available for buying only in China, but I wish soon the company exports it to other countries as well!
 I want to OWN this impressive piece of engineering as soon as it comes to my country! Don't you? What do you think about this super stunning, LASER throwing Smartbike? Comment below and tell us!


Source:
http://www.feedbox.xyz/2016/05/this-smartbike-has-lasers-and-4gb-ram.html

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