Xiaomi confirms the launch of Mi 10: The first smartphone with Snapdragon 865 chip

At the annual Qualcomm Snapdragon 2019 Summit held in Hawaii, USA today (December 4), Xiaomi's co-founder and vice chairman Lin Bin officially announced the next Xiaomi Mi 10. the firm. And of course, with the introduction at the launch of Qualcomm's new chipset, the Mi 10 will be the first smartphone in the world to be powered by the Snapdragon 865 chip.

Xiaomi announced Mi 10 at the Snapdragon 865 launch event

In a post on social network Weibo by Vice President Lin Bin, he also said that the Xiaomi Mi 10 is currently in a mass production stage. Mi 10 will support dual 5G mode (both SA independent and non-NSA independent), which will help optimize new mobile network support. In a latest statement, Mr. Lin Bin also revealed that the Mi 10 series will soon be released in the first quarter of next year.

The Mi 10 is currently in mass production

At the moment, Xiaomi has just announced its new flagship, all other information such as configuration, details of the versions, features and price will be reserved for the official launch event. held in China. In addition, Lin Bin previously confirmed the existence of the Mi 10 Pro, showing that the Mi 10 series will have at least two versions.

Besides Xiaomi, OPPO is also the next manufacturer to confirm using the Snapdragon 865 chip on its flagship line. This OPPO smartphone will also be released in Q1 of next year.

Earlier yesterday, Xiaomi president and founder Lei Jun resigned as chairman of Xiaomi in China. In a letter to all employees, he said 2020 will be a challenging year for Xiaomi's 5G business and this will be an important year for Xiaomi to promote mobile phones + AIoT (AI). and IoT). This shows that Xiaomi will next year promote its 5G development and artificial intelligence, instead of focusing solely on the smartphone and electronics business.

Lei Jun, co-founder of Xiaomi

Xiaomi's orientation is also to popularize 5G smartphones in all segments, including the mid-range and low-cost segments. It is predicted that in 2020, the number of 5G users will increase significantly thanks in part to Chinese manufacturers.