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Segway i2 and x2 Personal Transporter Gets FCC Approval
Segway enthusiast will be happy to know that FCC just gave the nod to two new Personal Transporter (PT) systems called the i2 and x2. The Segway PT i2 is designed for indoor and outdoor use. The PT x2 is optimized for outdoor use only, sporting larger and wider tires, knobby treads and wider stance.

Both models are capable of cruising speed of 12.5 mph, running on Lithium-Ion batteries. The PT i2 can go for 16-24 miles on a full charge, while the x2 gets around 12 miles. Pricing isn’t available yet.

Relate: Segway i2 and x2 final announcement and watch the video!

Segway i2 and x2 Video
FCC [via MobileWhack: Segway]

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7 Responses to “Segway i2 and x2 Personal Transporter Gets FCC Approval”

  1. MoOn the go August 6, 2006

    these things are great for crowded cities like NYC, SF or even country such as China

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  2. Ewdison Then August 6, 2006

    I wish i have this when i’m still in college :p

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  3. Vincent Nguyen August 7, 2006

    Where would you park it while in class? Sweet ride like this doesn’t last long anywhere – not locked up.

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  4. daveklements August 10, 2006

    I rode the new segway today and it is so small and compact you could ride it right up to the class room and park it in front. It even had a remote alarm that detaches and snaps onto a braclet you can wear like a watch, so if someone touches it, it alert you. It was very trick.

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  5. Vincent Nguyen August 10, 2006

    Are you serious?! Any chance you can provide actual imagesof the product [email to tips at r3media.com]? Has the price been announced? Thanks for the feedback Dave.

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  6. Ewdison Then August 10, 2006

    [quote comment="151"]I rode the new segway today and it is so small and compact you could ride it right up to the class room and park it in front. It even had a remote alarm that detaches and snaps onto a braclet you can wear like a watch, so if someone touches it, it alert you. It was very trick.[/quote]

    It sounds like a car now :)

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  7. Nick November 13, 2008

    I can’t wait until we can finance one and buy auto insurance coverage for it. :D

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