Do you know the availability of Xiaomi MiPad? is it available in China right now?
It is not available yet, according to its official website, the MiPad is still on the testing stage.Do you know the availability of Xiaomi MiPad? is it available in China right now?
Then what does this ad wants to convey?It is not available yet, according to its official website, the MiPad is still on the testing stage.
No my Chinese friend, I simply don't buy Chinese CRAP.Xiaomi's Budget Smartphones Sell Out in India in 4.2 Seconds
The Chinese smartphone maker is trying to crack other Asian markets—and it's working
Online sales of budget smartphone maker Xiaomi's new Android phone were gone in India before many even had a chance to click.
Known as "China's Apple," Xiaomi sold all 40,000 units of its low-cost Redmi 1S within 4.2 seconds on Flipkart, an online marketplace that does business exclusively in India, according to Hugo Barra, Vice President of Xiaomi Global.
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Well, not every Indian is with Ray on this, isn't it? Of course, as our beloved Ray always contend, India is a free country.
Hail, freedom!
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No, my Indian fellows. You don't buy it doesnt mean others wont either. The case of xiaomi proves that cost effective Chinese products are popular in India.No my Chinese friend, I simply don't buy Chinese CRAP.
Thousand times I mention don't even talk about Apple!!!, they drill hardware in your country and sell it worldwide, in return you get your bread compensating your lungs with gallons of carcinogen. You were saying about Apple of china?
World know about Washington apples though.
I don't wanna reveal my identity here, in case Xiaomi likes to make it public, but I am in one of the first five customers to ever get the new MI-3 handset in India. The Director came for a visit.Xiaomi's Budget Smartphones Sell Out in India in 4.2 Seconds
The Chinese smartphone maker is trying to crack other Asian markets—and it's working
Online sales of budget smartphone maker Xiaomi's new Android phone were gone in India before many even had a chance to click.
Known as "China's Apple," Xiaomi sold all 40,000 units of its low-cost Redmi 1S within 4.2 seconds on Flipkart, an online marketplace that does business exclusively in India, according to Hugo Barra, Vice President of Xiaomi Global.
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Well, not every Indian is with Ray on this, isn't it? Of course, as our beloved Ray always contend, India is a free country.
Hail, freedom!
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Interesting!I don't wanna reveal my identity here, in case Xiaomi likes to make it public, but I am in one of the first five customers to ever get the new MI-3 handset in India. The Director came for a visit.
It's a good phone. It's as good as a Nexus 5 in terms of performance, another phone that I own, but comes with a better camera. And at half the price. I don't particularly like Custom UI but this phone is pretty crisp and fast.Interesting!
You don't have to reveal your indentity, but what is your review of the phone?
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Then you might be interested in the recently launched MI-4.It's a good phone. It's as good as a Nexus 5 in terms of performance, another phone that I own, but comes with a better camera. And at half the price. I don't particularly like Custom UI but this phone is pretty crisp and fast.
I'm waiting for Nexus 6 to release. But if Xiaomi releases a Nexus 6 equivalent, then I'm sure I will give it a go over Nexus. That's gonna save me a lot more money.
I wouldn't buy that. It's not available in India. By the time it is available, it will be pointless to buy that. Nexus 6 would be a better option as it has better specs. Sure, it is more expensive, but I would buy a Xiaomi only if they release a phone with similar specs.Then you might be interested in the recently launched MI-4.
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which 4g standard is India gonna adopt? tdd-lte, fdd-lte or both?I wouldn't buy that. It's not available in India. By the time it is available, it will be pointless to buy that. Nexus 6 would be a better option as it has better specs. Sure, it is more expensive, but I would buy a Xiaomi only if they release a phone with similar specs.
The advantage with Nexus is you are the first to get an OS update. My Nexus 5 will be the first phone with Android One. Everybody else will have to wait a few months or buy Nexus 6.
EDIT: I forgot to add one point. The advantage with Mi-4 is it will carry the frequency for 4G in India, and of course China, 2300 MHz freq. No idea if other phone makers plan to release 2300 MHz. Only iphone comes with 2300 MHz. Hopefully Nexus 6 comes with 2300 MHz.
Both. TD-LTE has already been rolled out, but there are very few handsets that supports it. Only iphone here among the high end phones. FD-LTE should roll out next year, there is a spectrum auction in 2015.which 4g standard is India gonna adopt? tdd-lte, fdd-lte or both?
A good looking phone is valued, but I prefer the entire package. Xiaomi and Google have delivered on both.I am more into the exterior of a phone than its specs. fashional design and decent craftsmanship are what makes a good phone, in my opinion.
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Why your home products cannot stand on their own? As is the case in your post calling Xiomai as China's Apple. I remember reading another phone brand called Blueberry. Are you ashamed of your own products that you have to steal the names of well established brands from developed countries? What ever happened to the claims being made by your CCP brats about innovation in China?Xiaomi's Budget Smartphones Sell Out in India in 4.2 Seconds
The Chinese smartphone maker is trying to crack other Asian markets—and it's working
Online sales of budget smartphone maker Xiaomi's new Android phone were gone in India before many even had a chance to click.
Known as "China's Apple," Xiaomi sold all 40,000 units of its low-cost Redmi 1S within 4.2 seconds on Flipkart, an online marketplace that does business exclusively in India, according to Hugo Barra, Vice President of Xiaomi Global.
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Well, not every Indian is with Ray on this, isn't it? Of course, as our beloved Ray always contend, India is a free country.
Hail, freedom!
Sent from my HUAWEI P7-L07 using Tapatalk 2
I don't recall Xiaomi ever claim itself to be Apple of China. It is title given by media. Furthermore, where have you ever see a blueberry phone in person, so does other Chinese. It never gain any market for the name.Why your home products cannot stand on their own? As is the case in your post calling Xiomai as China's Apple. I remember reading another phone brand called Blueberry. Are you ashamed of your own products that you have to steal the names of well established brands from developed countries? What ever happened to the claims being made by your CCP brats about innovation in China?
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