Sound : Realtek ALC233 AKG custom dual speakers, Dolby digital surround sound (1Wx2)Ĭonnectors : HDMI, USB 3.0 x 1, 3.5mm headphone jack, USB Type-Cĭimensions : 12.5” display, 276.5mm × 155.6mm x 12.9mm 1.07kgĬhoosing between 12.5″ model and 13.3″ model?įor the extra bucks (USD 240), one can get a more superior processing & GPU power if you need the notebook to double as a gaming machine.
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Graphics : Intel® HD Graphics 515 (shared memory)ĭisplay : 1080p FHD screen with edge-to-edge glass protection (Contrast 1:600) Storage : 128G SATA SSD (max read speed : 535MB/s) Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air 12.5″ Specification :ĬPU : Intel Core M3-6Y30 processor (clocked at 2.2GHz)
Sound : Realtek ALC255 AKG custom grade dual speakers, supports Dolby Digital surround sound (2Wx2)Ĭonnectors : HDMI, USB 3.0 x 2, 3.5mm headphone jack, USB Type-Cĭimensions : 13.3” display, 309.6mm x 210.9mm x 14.8mm 1.28kgīluetooth : 4.1 (can be unlocked with Mi Band 2) Graphics : NNVIDIA GeForce 940MX 1G GDDR5 memoryĭisplay : Fully laminated, 1080p FHD display with edge-to-edge glass protection (5.59mm ultra-thin bezel, Contrast 1:800) Storage : 256GB PCIe × 4 NVMe SSD (max read speed : 1.5GB/s) Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air 13.3″ Specification :ĬPU : Intel Core i5 -6200U processor (clocked at 2.7GHz) Moreover, the lighter model is priced at a very attractive entry price of RMB 3499 / SGD 730 / USD 540. That downgrading of specs comes with an upside, however – a battery life of 11.5 hours, 2 hours longer than the 13.3-inch model. The 12.5-inch will lack discrete graphics, have only a 128GB SSD, 4GB RAM and use an Intel Core-M processor. In addition, Xiaomi also released a 12.5-inch version of the Mi Notebook Air that is slightly thinner and lighter at 12.9 mm and 1.07 kg. It is also worth to mention – Xiaomi’s Mi Notebook Air 13.3” is one of the slimmest and lightest ultraportables on the market with a discrete graphics card. Xiaomi is claiming a “9.5 hour” battery life. Mi Notebook Air 13.3-inch version costs RMB 4999 / SGD 1050 / USD 780 and has a 2.3GHz Intel Core i5-6200U (Turbo up to 2.7GHz), 8GB of DDR4 RAM, an Nvidia Geforce 940MX, a 256GB PCIe SSD with a factory expandable SATA SSD slot, and 802.11AC Wi-Fi.
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Perhaps by launching the all new and sleek Mi Notebook Air, the company may disrupt the sunset PC industry for next wave of growth. With smartphone market already cluttered with several manufacturers, Xiaomi who originally well known for her bargain smartphones, seems to be losing ground in China’s smartphone market. Perhaps living up to most claims – a Macbook Air clone for professionals.
Mi Notebook Air once again created the hype – notably for its lightweight design, aluminium unibody construction and good hardware specifications worthy at its price category.
It houses incredible power which will be overkill for most but will act as headroom for the future, its keyboard and trackpad are superb and the screen is a visual treat giving a visceral experience when watching science fiction movies and all this is combined in an expertly engineered product that delivers on the promise of good battery life.During the September 2016 press conference, Xiaomi announced their latest foray into the laptop market with the announcement of its latest Mi Notebook Air. Sure, you can pick holes and say it doesn’t have a touch screen, or better speakers or could have been slimmer, but the average person cares about the simplicity of form and function and this delivers it without fussing around. For most people, and when I say most people, I also mean that most people aren’t used to macOS, this Windows-based Mi Notebook Ultra will be the ultimate notebook. Save for the horrible speakers, Xiaomi has basically knocked it out of the park with the Mi Notebook Ultra in 2021. I feel Xiaomi got many things wrong with the Mi Notebook in 2020 but then it improved many things with the recently launched Redmi Book 15 Pro.
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