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Imitation is the highest form of flattery, and the specifications seem to be almost the best around. At that price-point, some thing like the battery life migh
by jensnockert 15y ago
Imitation is the highest form of flattery, and the specifications seem to be almost the best around.
At that price-point, some thing like the battery life might not be very good, especially with such a high-clocked processor, but it seems to be a quite reasonable design from the pictures, not counting the buttons, I prefer hardware buttons.
I don't own an Android phone right now, but I am definitely considering buying a Xiaomi Phone, and if you can actually import it at that price, well, then it is competing with phones like the Wildfire S. Which may make it quite a nice high-end phone popular with geeks and developers, befriending those groups is always important.
- exDM69 15y agoCheap phones might have low-end displays too. The quality of a display is hard to quantify as numbers (unlike the CPU, memory, etc) so it's easy to leave that out from your marketing material.
- jensnockert 15y agoThey claim to have a huge 1930mAh battery (http://www.gadgetsbing.com/2011/08/first-chinese-phone-with-1-5ghz-dual-core-soc-xiaomi-phone-pre-order-on-august-29th/ http://www.gadgetsbing.com/2011/08/first-chinese-phone-with-...) and that the display is a Sharp 480 x 854 LCD, but there might be many models.
- roc 15y agoI would very much recommend waiting for reviews to show whether that potential results in a good phone. Phone specs have a way of not making much difference in the end.