Insiders on Chinese social networks have posted images of the widescreen Xiaomi Mi 18 Fold smartphone. This will be one of the first devices in the world to feature this new format, which Samsung has already started to make popular. The Chinese device will run the manufacturer’s own XRing O3 chip.
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Well-known Chinese insider digital chat station posted on social networks Weibo The photo of the wide-screen book-shaped smartphone is reminiscent of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8. The images include the device’s internal screen, with a cutout in the upper right corner of the main internal display.
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exist another series The images include shots of the folded smartphone, including its back panel, whose horizontal block consists of three holes for cameras, flash and other sensors; as well as angles that capture the gadget’s thin profile when folded – the smartphone is finished in Cabernet Red.
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Xiaomi’s new wide-screen foldable smartphone first appeared in the marketing image of HyperOS 4, and its interface has been adapted to this form factor. The manufacturer later confirmed that the device will be called Mi 18 Fold and will be released in September.
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The sample footage captured in the image mentions the new Xiaomi XRing O3 processor that the company recently officially released. This chip is equipped with a 4.35 GHz 10-core processor – according to unofficial information, the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 runs at 5.01 GHz and the MediaTek Tianying 9600 Pro runs at 4.55 GHz.
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It is understood that XRing O3 is equipped with an Arm G2-Ultra NX graphics card, which is 85% faster than XRing O1 in some tasks and 182% faster in ray tracing. Xiaomi also claims that the GPU is faster than the Apple A19 Pro. The manufacturer said that in AnTuTu V11, the chip scored 5.2 million points.
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In addition to the Xiaomi Mi 18 Fold, this processor will also be used in the Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max tablet.
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