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Segway Clone: Rad2Go Q electric scooter

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You could soon see a lot more people zipping around on stand-up Segway-type electric scooters.
A US company has come up with an imitation of the invention that was supposed to revolutionise transport.

The Rad2Go Q electric scooter looks like a Segway, but has four wheels and costs a quarter of the price.

"The Segway is a marvellous invention," said Rad2Go President John Wang, "but for me it is too much technology for moving from point A to point B."

The company has been drawing the crowds at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, which ended on Sunday.

Cheaper and simpler

Just a quick glance at the Q reveals that it is no Segway.

THE RAD2GO

Twin 150 watt hub motors
24 volt battery
10 mph top speed
10-15 miles range
Cost between $1,000-1,500


The Segway is a two-wheeled, self-balancing scooter which sells for $4,495 on Amazon.

For its part, the Q stands on four wheels as there is no sophisticated built-in gyroscope.

The device is also significantly cheaper, costing between $1,000 and $1,500, depending on the model.

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It's nothing like the Segway. There would be no legal battles. Maybe it will convince Dean Kamen to lower the price?
 
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