Xiaomi Officially Enters Japanese Market With Mi Note 10
Chinese IoT powerhouse and prominent smartphone maker Xiaomi officially entered the Japanese market on December 9.
Chinese IoT powerhouse and prominent smartphone maker Xiaomi officially entered the Japanese market on December 9. The company held a product conference in the country releasing a selection of products including the Mi Note 10 mobile phone, the Mi Band 4 fitness bracelet, a smart rice cooker, as well as Mi-branded power-banks, 20-inch suitcases and more.
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According to reports, the Mi Note 10 Pro will come in three colors: Aurora Green, Glacier White and Midnight Black. The phone will be equipped with a 6.47-inch hyperbolic screen, a Snapdragon 730G processor and a built-in 5260mAh strip-shaped fast charge battery.
The 6GB + 128GB version of the handset will retail for 52800 yen, about $490; the 8GB + 256G version will sell for 64,800 yen, which is about $600. The Mi Note 10 will be available for pre-sale in Japan starting December 9th and will be officially released on December 23.
Xiaomi also released the Mi Band 4, which is priced at 3490 yen, or about $30; a smart rice cooker costing 9999 yen, roughly $90; a 10,000mAh power bank, retailing for 1899 yen, about $20, and a 20-inch metal carry on suitcase that can be bought for 17,900 yen, close to $165.
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