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xiaomi new launch Xiaomi has introduced a number of camera features that take advantage of the huge primary sensor and the SoC's processing power,These are all interesting and show that Xiaomi is thinking about its users, not just the specifications.  mi 10 5G Overall,  the new phone  Mi 10 5G shows that Xiaomi can come up with a lot more than just budget phones. The Xiaomi Mi 10 5G Xiaomi, after having spent the past few years dominating the budget smartphone market.. That's pretty much the exact game plan here – the Mi 10 5G's headlining feature is its 108-megapixel camera, which matches the absurdly expensive Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra but at a fraction of the price. details: Xiaomi Mi 10 5G is officially released launch  in Feb 2020 and the specifications described. The smartphone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor. The smartphone comes with a 6.67 inches and 1080 x 2340 pixels resolution. The screen of the device is p

xiaomi new launch

xiaomi new launch

Xiaomi has introduced a number of camera features that take advantage of the huge primary sensor and the SoC's processing power,These are all interesting and show that Xiaomi is thinking about its users, not just the specifications. 

mi 10 5G

Overall,  the new phone  Mi 10 5G shows that Xiaomi can come up with a lot more than just budget phones.
xiomi new launch

The Xiaomi Mi 10 5G Xiaomi, after having spent the past few years dominating the budget smartphone market.. That's pretty much the exact game plan here – the Mi 10 5G's headlining feature is its 108-megapixel camera, which matches the absurdly expensive Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra but at a fraction of the price.

details:


Xiaomi Mi 10 5G is officially released launch  in Feb 2020 and the specifications described.

The smartphone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor. The smartphone comes with a 6.67 inches and 1080 x 2340 pixels resolution.

The screen of the device is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5 and comes with features such as DCI-P3, HDR10+, 90Hz, 180Hz touch-sensing, and 500 nits typ. brightness.

The rear camera consists of a 108 MP (wide) + 13 MP (ultrawide) + 2 MP (macro) + 2 MP depth sensor.

 Front camera has a 20 MP (wide) sensor. The phone’s sensors include Fingerprint (under display, optical), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, and barometer.

The smartphone is fueled by a Non-removable Li-Po 4780 mAh battery + Fast battery charging 30W + Power Delivery 3.0 + Fast wireless charging 30W + Power bank/Reverse wireless charging 10W.

features


The phone runs on Android 10.0 + MIUI 11. The Mi 10 5G comes in fresh colors such as Ice Blue, Peach Gold, and Titanium Silver. It features GPS, NFC, Bluetooth, Infrared port, and USB.

Design and hardware


Previous models in the Mi series all appeared at first glance to be on par with other brand’s flagship phones at first glance – they had the best Qualcomm chip available at the time, and their specs roughly matched those of the latest Samsung handset.

 Upon closer examination, however, cost-cutting became apparent in the form of inferior camera sensors, the lack of stereo speakers or a weak haptic vibration engine.


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