This morning, Xiaomi officially announced that Xiaomi Mi 11 will be officially released at 19:30 on December 28th. Subsequently, Lei Jun, the founder, chairman, and CEO of Xiaomi posted on WeChat that the Xiaomi Mi 11 is the beginning of Xiaomi’s “new decade”. According to Lei Jun, the Xiaomi Mi 11 is a different New Year gift from the past. Lei Jun said,
“In 2021, we will continue to work hard on high-end products and bring the most advanced and ultimate smartphone experience to the majority of fans.”
At Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Technology Summit 2020, Xiaomi announced that the Xiaomi Mi 11 will be the world’s first Snapdragon 888 phone. Lei Jun pointed out that this processor has an X1 super core + the strongest GPU ever + the strongest AI ever + the world’s leading 5G communications.
Mi 11 Launch Date Set for December 28, Geekbench Listing Suggests 12GB RAM
Xiaomi Mi 11 launch will take place in China at 7:30pm CST Asia (5pm IST) on December 28. By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 22 December 2020 11:01 IST
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Xiaomi Mi 11 could retain the hole-punch design and curved display of the Mi 10 series
Highlights
The new Mi-series phone will come with Snapdragon 888 SoC
Xiaomi Mi 11 has purportedly surfaced on Geekbench with 12GB RAM
Xiaomi Mi 11 launch date is out. The next-generation Mi flagship is launching on Monday, December 28, Xiaomi revealed through a post on Weibo on Tuesday. The Mi 11 is already confirmed to be amongst the first few models to come with the recently debuted Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC. The rumour mill has also suggested some of the key features of the new Mi-series phone. Additionally, the Mi 11 has just purportedly surfaced on Geekbench. Going by Xiaomi s records, the Mi 11 is li
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