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Segway gains a seat Camera icon

Peter Judge ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 16 Jun 2006 17:00 BST

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Segway, the scooter whose ability to carry a standing passenger at a trot has so far failed to revolutionise human life, has gained a surprising new feature: a seat. The seat, from independent company SegSeat, is a BMX-like seat which attaches to the upright of the transporter, and can be folded flat if the user wants to stand up. Appropriately for the Segway, which costs around $4,000, the seat comes at $750.

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