Xiaomi Mi A1 Red - Special Edition variant

Xiaomi Mi A1 Red - Special Edition variant

Today, Xiaomi has launched their Android One Xiaomi A1 in red color (special edition variant). Internal specs are the same but in Special Edition (Red color). This new variant has been launched in Indonesia only with the price of IDR (Indonesian Rupiah) 3,099,000. This equals to $215 approx.


Now Mi fans has option to select from four colors including black, gold, rose gold, and red.

 No information about when this special edition of Android One Xiaomi Mi A1 will be available in other market.

 You may check the price decrease of Xiaomi A1 in India here.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Samsung confirmed to offer refurbished Galaxy Note7:

Image
In February we had news claimed that Samsung is considering to offer refurbished Galaxy Note7 units this summer. Today, Samsung confirmed that they’re focusing on how the company is going to "recycle" the Note 7 and start selling the refurbished devices. The first step the company is going to take is to start the process of refurbishing Note 7. The second step involves detaching problematic components (batteries) from the phones in order to reuse them.
Read more

True Tone displays in iPhone 8, 7s, and 7s Plus just like iPad Pro 9.7

Image
True Tone displays in iPhone 8, 7s, and 7s Plus just like iPad Pro 9.7: A new rumor surrounding over the internet regarding Apple's iPhone 2017 lineup. The rumors are confirming about the devices' ambient light sensors. These sensors will be in the expensive version (atleast) of the iPhone ( possibly iPhone 8). This phone is also going to have an AMOLED panel. At this time only iPad Pro 9.7 have the True Tone display capability. True Tone is basically the color intensity of the panel. It automatically adjust the screen based on the surrounding environment using the sensors in it. For example, the display will be warmer when you're using the device under low lighting, but cooler and bluer if you're outside on a cloudy day. This feature will be in all upcoming iPhones by using a full spectral sensing ambient light sensor. These sensors are provided by an Austrian company AMS Semiconductor. The use of such advanced ambient light sensors means Apple will have to...
Read more