New Xiaomi device spotted on China's TENAA

Xiaomi recently released the Redmi Note 3,but there are lot of more smartphones to launch in 2016.This includes the Xiaomi Mi 5 and of course, the Redmi 3, the successor to the company’s budget Redmi 2 smartphone.

Xiaomi Redmi 3 has just been spotted in TENAA, China’s certification center.
According to the listing on TENAA, the model name of the Redmi 3 is Mi 2015811 and the device seems to be made of metal.

Specifications

• 5-inch display
• 1280 x 720p resolution
• 2GB RAM
• 1.5GHz octa-core processor(Snapdragon 615)
• 16GB on-board storage with microSD expansion
• 13 mega-pixel rear camera
• 5 mega-pixel front facing camera
• 139.3 x 69.6 x 8.5 mm dimensions
• 143g weight

It will come in three color Gold,Silve,Grey.
Price - $110(expected)

Five products Xiaomi should launch in India soon

Xiaomi, the world’s most valuable startup, came to India in August of 2014 and disrupted the technology scene by introducing groundbreaking products at astonishing price brackets.

It even led to the entry to several other Chinese brands into the Indian market, which is ranked as the second fastest growing in the world.

Here is a list of 5 products that Xiaomi should launch in India sooner than later. 

Xiaomi Mi TV 2

One of the most popular offerings from Xiaomi, this television set has changed the way people look at purchasing mid-range TVs.

Bringing a 4K capable screen and smart processing capabilities, the Mi TV is an amazing buy at its current price of around $625 (Rs 40000).

2. Xiaomi Mi Note and Note Pro

Xiaomi recently skipped the Mi series and released their newest flagship devices, the Mi Note and Mi Note Pro. With specifications that include 4GB RAM, Snapdragon 810 processor, 2k UHD screen, the Mi Note Pro is currently the pick of the season and will remain so for a long time to come.

Rumored to be released along side the Mi TV, both these smartphones are coming to India really soon.

3. Xiaomi Yi camera

With the advent of the famous Go Pro Hero miniature cameras, Xiaomi wasn’t to be left behind and they came out with a similarly designed and specced camera at 1/5th the price of a Go Pro.

Priced at around a price tag of $87, the Xiaomi Yi camera is a contender to be looked out for, with its 4k video capabilities and 120 FPS of capturing movement.

4. Xiaomi Air Purifier

A really unconventional offering from a purely tech startup, the Air Purifier was launched in China after huge news uproar over the condition of air quality in the country.

This product is a part of the company’s ever-expanding ‘SmartHomes’ range and will continue to become a hit in China due to its size and compatibility.

Last month, New Delhi was ranked as the city with the worst air quality in the world. So, maybe, India needs this device more than any place else in the world!

5. Xiaomi Game Controller

Designed to work with the Company’s Mi Pad and Mi TV, the game controller is another quirky product from Xiaomi and aims at tackling competition from the Steam game controller.

This controller is aggressively priced but might not make it to India due to extremely low demand by gamers.

Xiaomi Mi 5 To Arrive In November, Claims Report

There have been multiple theories about the release of the Xiaomi Mi 5 smartphone. A new one suggests that the handset will be revealed by the manufacturer in November and it will start retailing shortly after.

This report which generates from a Chinese source also goes onto say that the handset will pack a 5.5-inch display by default along with a Snapdragon 820 processor. This seems a little hard to believe as the Snapdragon 820 chipset is yet to be unveiled by Qualcomm, so we're taking it with a grain of salt for the time being.

The report further claims that the Mi 5 will be available in 16 or 64GB storage variants and will have 4GB of RAM by default, which is quickly becoming a trend in the mobile industry, with the ASUS ZenFone 2 being the most recent handset to have this privilege.

Rumors in the past have pegged a late 2015 release date for the Mi 5, so this is consistent with those reports. There was some confusion regarding the company's intentions to launch a device in June, but a leaked roadmap revealed that it would in fact be the Mi 4s and not the Mi 5.

The Mi 5 should in all likelihood feature a metal exterior and Android 5.0 or 5.1 Lollipop by default. This won't be the newest version of Android by November as Google will officially release the Android M operating system at around the same time. But expect Xiaomi to offer the update to its devices fairly soon.

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