Comment on Xiaomi’s 100-Hardware-Companies Strategy by Ten Chinese Internet-of-Things Startups to Watch in 2015 - TechNode

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Huami wristband is as ambitious as Xiaomi, saying they’ll expand to European and American markets soon. Thus, this is where Xiaomi’s 100-hardware-companies plan comes in: investing in third-party startups and helping sell their products on its online stores. So far Xiaomi’s smart TV hasn’t sold that well. The iHealth portable blood pressure monitor, customized for Xiaomi’s Android system, is available on the Xiaomi online store. There’s also a Square-like gadget for mobile payments by Lakala, the digital payment company Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun invested in about a decade ago.