Xiaomi already works on a phone with snapdragon 730
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Snapdragon 730 is Qualcomm's new premium mid-range processor. Called to replace Snapdragon 710 in the market, which has been dominating this segment for some time. A couple of weeks ago this processor was introduced. Now, Xiaomi already confirms that they work on a smartphone that will use it. They would thus be the first brand on Android.
Xiaomi already works on a phone with Snapdragon 730
It has been the CEO of the Chinese manufacturer who has confirmed this news. Although so far there are no details about the phone or its arrival on the market.
New Xiaomi smartphone
The launch of this Chinese brand phone has already been confirmed for India. We do not know if it will be a phone that launches exclusively in this market, or if it will be launched worldwide. Since the Chinese brand is the one that sells best in India, so they seek to bet a lot on this market. So it could be that it is released only in that country.
Nothing has been clarified about this yet. Without a doubt, in this way, the brand becomes the first to announce that they will use Snapdragon 730. We also do not know if this phone will be Xiaomi or if it will be launched under the Redmi brand.
According to the CEO of the company, the arrival of the telephone is very close. So we will only have to wait a few weeks. No details on the phone have been released so far. Surely in a couple of weeks you will know more about it. So we hope to know soon.
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