Having shaken the leading manufacturers of smartphones, Chinese Xiaomi begins to hunt on the lands of GoPro.
See This : MWC 2015: Archos the onslaught of low-cost Android smartphones
It has just unveiled a new product called Yi Action Camera which is a waterproof camera (up to 40 meters), capable of shooting video in 1080 p at 60 fps and take pictures of 16 megapixels (f / 2.8).
.jpg)
The new Xiaomi camera is also able to connect with a smartphone via WiFi or Bluetooth. To this is added features like shooting movies in slowmotion and timelapse.
But the most surprising is the price. Indeed, Yi Xiaomi Action Cam is sold to nearly 65 million, while competing products such as GoPro cameras or the RE HTC cost more than $ 100 (see several hundred).
.jpg)
Xiaomi this product is not yet able to replace a GoPro (for business). However, the US manufacturer should perhaps be worried now. If Yi is still launched in the Chinese market, we must still remember that a few weeks ago, we learned that Xiaomi will launch a website to sell products (but not its smartphones) in the United States and perhaps also in Europe.
.jpg)
There is a good chance that the Action Cam Chinese manufacturer makes its debut outside of China not long ago.
See This : MWC 2015: Archos the onslaught of low-cost Android smartphones
It has just unveiled a new product called Yi Action Camera which is a waterproof camera (up to 40 meters), capable of shooting video in 1080 p at 60 fps and take pictures of 16 megapixels (f / 2.8).
The new Xiaomi camera is also able to connect with a smartphone via WiFi or Bluetooth. To this is added features like shooting movies in slowmotion and timelapse.
But the most surprising is the price. Indeed, Yi Xiaomi Action Cam is sold to nearly 65 million, while competing products such as GoPro cameras or the RE HTC cost more than $ 100 (see several hundred).
Xiaomi this product is not yet able to replace a GoPro (for business). However, the US manufacturer should perhaps be worried now. If Yi is still launched in the Chinese market, we must still remember that a few weeks ago, we learned that Xiaomi will launch a website to sell products (but not its smartphones) in the United States and perhaps also in Europe.
There is a good chance that the Action Cam Chinese manufacturer makes its debut outside of China not long ago.