Xiaomi solves the problem of the protruding camera of the iPhone 6 using a frying pan

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Xiaomi solves the problem of the protruding camera of the iPhone 6 using a frying pan

Xiaomi is going after the iPhone 6 Plus with its Mi Note and Mi Note Pro phablets, that’s clear. The Chinese company obviously thinks its offerings are superior to Apple’s, and it’s now put out a new video meant to drive that point home.

In it, we can see Xiaomi President and co-founder Bin Lin musing about how his company has a patented new solution which ensures there are no protruding cameras on its phones’ backs.

Said solution is nothing more and nothing less than a frying pan. Lin is literally using one of those on the iPhone 6 Plus’ back, and after a few knocks what ‘magically’ results is the non-protruding camera on the Mi Note.

Xiaomi boasts that in its devices, the camera is “integrated harmoniously with the phone body”. The company pledges to “level” any obstacles that might prevent it from “developing the best products to the fullest”, using the frying pan method of course. This apparently perfects the “user experience of mobile phones”.

So if you’re ever annoyed by the fact that your iPhone’s camera is of the protruding type, you now know what to do.

First batch of Xiaomi Mi Note batch sold out in 3 minutes

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First batch of Xiaomi Mi Note batch sold out in 3 minutes

The Mi Redmi Note and Xiaomi Mi Note Pro were announced two weeks ago. The Pro flavor is expected to go on sale in March, while the regular Mi Note unit was released today in China.

The first batch of Mi Note phablets was depleted in just three minutes. As usual Xiaomi didn't share the number of units sold today, so we can't confirm whether this is as impressive as it sounds or not. Xiaomi announced yesterday the number of people claimed interest online exceeds 220 million.

Xiaomi Mi Note will once again go on sale on February 3 in China, so stay tuned for the next batch. If you are interested in the Snapdragon 810-powered Mi Note Pro model, you'll have to wait a little while longer though.

Xiaomi MI Note video promotions

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Xiaomi MI Note video promotions

As you already know Xiaomi unveiled two flagships phablets ,The Xiaomi Mi Note and Mi Note Pro 

below are a couple of videos that subtly show off the best qualities of the duo, plus one that features less song and dance and more of a durability test.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ysm47rg6uo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5jNfSizeZE

The first video gives you a tour of the exterior –the dual-tone flash, the 13MP OIS camera on the back and UltraPixel-like camera on the front, the curved Gorilla Glass 3 on the front and back that sandwich the metal frame.

The second video shows  the Xiaomi Mi Note’s audio capabilities, which include 192kHz 24-bit sound, high dynamic range, high fidelity hardware and lossless audio formats.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nTEhR2fExg

Finally, the durability test, which includes dropping a 131g steel ball (a little lighter than the device itself) from 30cm onto the glass back.

Xiaomi Mi Note has its innards untied

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Xiaomi Mi Note has its innards untied

YOU must have already heard that The Xiaomi Mi Note was  announced a couple of days ago..

MyFixGuide  have revealed the innards of the  phablets and explained the facts after the dissasembly.  Xiaomi's latest phablet duo has been torn down to pieces giving us interesting knowledge about the MI note and MI note pro's hardware.

The 3D curved glass back panel is the initial staple, which is overcome using guitar picks, dexterity and patience followed by the usual affair of tiny screws, dual adhesive tape and miniature connectors.

An outstanding fact  is the main camera assembly, where the Xiaomi have managed to dig in the 13MP sensor and the optically stabilized lens in a measly 5.08mm of thin frame.

 Further digging reads out that the phone is equipped with a Snapdragon 801 SoC, Samsung-made 3GB of RAM, Toshiba-branded 16GB of storage and high-end audio circuitry.