Xiaomi and Huawei are in to the battlefield of technology by presenting their latest devices to grab the entire Chinese market. (Photo : Reuters)
Xiaomi and Huawei are in to the battlefield of technology by presenting their latest devices to grab the entire Chinese market.
To compete with Huawei, Xiaomi introduced its fresh and new model of RedMi series - the Xiaomi RedMi Note 3. According to CBN, the smartphone has a metallic body with upgraded battery power plus fingerprint sensor. The smartphone was launched in the market in November 2015 with a very affordable price tag of $140. The 5.5inch screen smartphone comes with 1080p x 1920 display resolution at 403 PPI. Other features that Xiaomi RedMi Note 3 boasts includes 13MP rear shooter, 5MP selfie snapper, 2GB and 3GB RAM variants and Mediatek MT6795 Helio X10 chipset that runs on Octa-core 2.0 GHz Cortex-A53 CPU.
According to WSJ, Xiaomi seriously plans to grab the retail market instead of online market and ecommerce business. With its latest RedMi Note 3, the company tries to compete aggressively with the other giant companies like Huawei.
Meanwhile, according to The Wall Street Journal, Huawei catches almost 80 percent of the Chinese smartphone market. It can be noted that Huawei Technology has revealed back in November that they are working to launch a "superphone" by 2020. The Chinese technology giant will introduce a next generation mobile phone that will support 5G network or even 6G networks. It is said that Huawei will make the superphone completely integrated with the digital world, which means anything that can be connected will be connected.
On other news, it is said that all major Chinese companies are ready to show their inclination and vision to the world with their latest digital technology. Companies like Huawei and Xiaomi will reportedly take part in an aggressive competition to create next generation smartphones, and get massive popularity like Apple Inc. and Samsung Elect LTD.
China is a very strong competitor when it comes to smartphone world, as out of 12 top world's smartphone companies, 9 companies came from China.
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