The Chinese tech firm behind the device brand Xiaomi is looking to enter the US Market after building a strong presence in the Asian market and now deciding to cross oceans to new territories.

Bin Lin, President of Xiaomi, announced at the WSJD Live global technology conference that the company is looking to sell the Xiaomi Note and the Xiaomi Note Pro in the United states according to International Business Times.

Xiaomi released its Mi Note and Mi Note Pro devices earlier this year, devices that were considered as a move by the company to escape from the image of being an "Apple Copycat" after releasing phones that sported specs and designs that matched the iPhone in many ways.

Founded in 2010 by eight partners, Xiaomi introduced it's first smartphone to the general public in August 2011. In December 2014, Xiaomi became the world's most valuable technology start-up after it received $1.1 billion funding from investors.

In other news on Xiaomi, the Chinese tech behemoth as "an Internet company with the potential to cross swords with titans such as Alibaba" as Gadgets 360 states.

Christian Today gives us a peek into Xiaomi's specs:

The Xiaomi Note is a 5.7-inch full HD display with 1920x1080 pixels device with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor clocking at 2.5 GHz, Android 4.4.4 KitKat with MIUI v6.0, 16 GB and 64 GB internal memory. Other specs will include a 3,000 mAh battery with quick charge 2.0 technology, 3 GB RAM, and 13 MP Sony camera with Optical Image Stabilisation. The 16 GB model goes for the price of ¥2299 Yuan (around $371/€315) and 64 GB at ¥2799 Yuan (around $451/€384).

The Xiaomi Note Pro is the same size, but with a higher screen resolution (2560x1440 pixels). Battery capacity is also higher at 3,090 mAH and RAM is clocked at 4GB. The device comes with a price tag of ¥3299 (around $532/€452).