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Xiaomi MIX 4 includes a 20MP camera and 120W charging and hidden front camera
China's Xiaomi has launched the MIX 4 smartphone for sale in the country. The flagship model has a front camera that is hidden under the screen, so there is no visual notch or hole. The smartphone has fast charging capabilities of both 120W and wireless charging capabilities of 50W.
According to Xiaomi, the screen where the camera is positioned has a pixel density of 400ppi, which makes it the same as the rest of the screen in terms of resolution and resolution. According to the manufacturer, the camera is imperceptible to the human eye. It is hoped that by making modifications to the pixels' architecture and by employing transparent circuitry beneath the pixels, it will be possible to continue taking good photographs with the camera behind the screen. The front camera has a resolution of 20 megapixels and has the ability to merge four pixels for improved low-light performance. As a result, photographs with a resolution of 5 megapixels are produced.
Xiaomi claims to have invested a total of $77 million in the development of the behind-the-screen camera technology. Third-generation technology is used in the Xiaomi MIX 4 smartphone. The screen itself is made up of a 6.67-inch display "a 2400x1080 pixel resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz are achieved by using an OLED panel The screen edges on this panel are curved.
The Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+ processor, LPDDR5 RAM, and UFS 3.1 flash storage are all found inside the MIX 4. On the rear of the Android device, there are three cameras. The primary camera is equipped with a Samsung Bright HMX sensor in the 1/1.33-inch sensor size "the resolution of which is 108 megapixels, and the format Samsung manufactures the second-largest camera sensor in the world with this model. It also has a periscopic telephoto lens with a 5x magnification, as well as an ultra-wide-angle lens. The Android gadget has an 8mm-thick ceramic casing and weighs 225 grams despite its thinness. When using a Boost Mode, the 4500mAh battery allows fast charging at 120W, and the battery is fully charged after 15 minutes of operation. Wireless charging is possible with 50W, and the battery is fully charged after 28 minutes when using the Boost Mode.
The device, which will be released in China on August 16 and with VAT included, comes to approximately 799 euros. An international launch has not yet been confirmed by Xiaomi, although it is expected to happen soon.
There will be models with 8GB and 12GB of RAM as well as 128GB to 512GB of flash storage available.
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#5937062 Posted on: 08/11/2021 03:03 PM
Why would anyone want a 108MP camera on a phone? File size will be huge and quality improvement won't be noticeable.
For reference 8k is 33.2MP, so this camera pictures could fill a larger than 16k TV. Why? What for?
The smaller pixel size of the sensor will mean less lowlight performance, it's just dumb to go over 34MP (for now).
Yeah i get you but because they can and looks impressive for the regular non-techy user...
Why would anyone want a 108MP camera on a phone? File size will be huge and quality improvement won't be noticeable.
For reference 8k is 33.2MP, so this camera pictures could fill a larger than 16k TV. Why? What for?
The smaller pixel size of the sensor will mean less lowlight performance, it's just dumb to go over 34MP (for now).
Yeah i get you but because they can and looks impressive for the regular non-techy user...
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#5937106 Posted on: 08/11/2021 05:10 PM
say hello to the world's least secure flagship phone.
and i say that because that's a specification required for sale internally in China, aka the backdoor special.
the usual access point is the SIM, but i guarantee there's also one with the modem
when i go to China i buy a disposable phone and know it's not secure rather than risking MY phone on their networks
say hello to the world's least secure flagship phone.
and i say that because that's a specification required for sale internally in China, aka the backdoor special.
the usual access point is the SIM, but i guarantee there's also one with the modem
when i go to China i buy a disposable phone and know it's not secure rather than risking MY phone on their networks
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#5937123 Posted on: 08/11/2021 06:03 PM
say hello to the world's least secure flagship phone.
and i say that because that's a specification required for sale internally in China, aka the backdoor special.
the usual access point is the SIM, but i guarantee there's also one with the modem
when i go to China i buy a disposable phone and know it's not secure rather than risking MY phone on their networks
Since you can guarantee it care to provide proof? Is safe to say those things are getting under the microscope in hopes of finding anything at all ,no major news headlines ever break out at all.
say hello to the world's least secure flagship phone.
and i say that because that's a specification required for sale internally in China, aka the backdoor special.
the usual access point is the SIM, but i guarantee there's also one with the modem
when i go to China i buy a disposable phone and know it's not secure rather than risking MY phone on their networks
Since you can guarantee it care to provide proof? Is safe to say those things are getting under the microscope in hopes of finding anything at all ,no major news headlines ever break out at all.
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#5937190 Posted on: 08/11/2021 11:42 PM
say hello to the world's least secure flagship phone.
and i say that because that's a specification required for sale internally in China, aka the backdoor special.
the usual access point is the SIM, but i guarantee there's also one with the modem
when i go to China i buy a disposable phone and know it's not secure rather than risking MY phone on their networks
Equip your tin foil first.
say hello to the world's least secure flagship phone.
and i say that because that's a specification required for sale internally in China, aka the backdoor special.
the usual access point is the SIM, but i guarantee there's also one with the modem
when i go to China i buy a disposable phone and know it's not secure rather than risking MY phone on their networks
Equip your tin foil first.
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Why would anyone want a 108MP camera on a phone? File size will be huge and quality improvement won't be noticeable.
For reference 8k is 33.2MP, so this camera pictures could fill a larger than 16k TV. Why? What for?
The smaller pixel size of the sensor will mean less lowlight performance, it's just dumb to go over 34MP (for now).