Chinese electronic manufacturer Xiaomi is expected to unveil an upgrade model of this year’s flagship smartphone, the Mi 6. The company had teased a device launch on July 11 on China’s microblogging website Weibo, questioning the device to sport “6GB of RAM”.
Xiaomi teaser spotted on Weibo
It also released a teaser video further revealing some specifications to be seen on the device, including Snapdragon 800 series chipset, UFS Storage, DDR RAM, 3D glass body and a larger display.
The video also reveals that the device will be feature a 4000mAh battery; a 22MP camera, which can record 4K display and has a beauty mode; 4G netcom, a USB Type-C port with Quick charge, an IR baser and NFC.
The standard Xiaomi Mi 6 model was launched in China in April 2017. The model is also expected to go on sale in India this month. To recall, the phone features a 5.15-inch display, is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, also sports 6GB of RAM and offers 64GB/128GB storage options. It operated on Android and is powered by a 3350mAh battery.
