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Xioami, the highly popular Chinese phone manufacturer, have released their first laptop! It's called the "Mi Notebook Air" and unsurprisingly is aimed to compete against the macbookair.

 

It's got a stunning design and the specs sort of make sense (although I'm disappointed in more ways than one).

 

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Speaking of design, I guess I don't need to remind people how much this looks like a Surface Book or a MacBook Pro.

Because this is really hilarious.

 

 

Speaking of disappointing specs we have the following:

8GB DDR4 RAM - Seriously? No 16GB option?

Intel core i5 Skylake CPU

256GB SSD - If only this was NVMe or PCI-E based. And why is there no 512GB model?

Weight - It weighs 1.28 KGs or  2.82 pounds

13.3" Full HD 1920x1080 - More disappointment. The first is using 16:9 instead of 3:2  and the second is the fact that it's not high resolution. It's just 1080p. And finally i'm disappointed cos it has no touch screen.

9.5 hour battery.

Price - $750 USD

 

AND A dedicated Nvidia Geforce 940MX GPU- Featuring 384 Maxwell Cuda Cores @ 1122-1242Mhz with 4GB DDR3 VRAM.

 

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At an event in Beijing, Xiaomi unveiled its first Windows 10 notebook, the Mi Notebook Air. The Chinese vendor is going after the 13.3-inch MacBook Air, claiming that the Mi Notebook Air is 13% thinner at 14.8mm and 11% smaller while managing to offer a similar sized screen.

 

The Mi Notebook Air features a brushed aluminium body, a laminated 13.3-inch Full HD display with edge-to-edge glass, sixth-generation Intel Core i5 CPU, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD, and an Nvidia 940MX video card. The notebook weighs 1.28 kilos (2.82 lb), and has dimensions of 309.6 x 210.9 14.8 mm. Xiaomi is claiming a battery life of 9.5 hours on a full charge, and the ability to gain a 50% charge in just 30 minutes.

You also get backlit keys with 1.3mm travel, and in terms of connectivity, the Mi Notebook Air offers two USB 3.0 ports, one HDMI, one 3.5mm audio jack, and a USB-C port. Oh, and there's no Xiaomi branding at the front, but you can customize the front of the notebook with stickers. While Xiaomi is selling the notebook under its own moniker, it is made by one of its ecosystem partners called Tian Mi.

 

 

Note: there will a cheaper $525 model with a 12.5" display and a Core M available as well.

 

Opinion time:

This laptop would be perfect if they addressed everything disappointing about it. From the lack of a 16GB RAM option all the way to a non touchscreen 16:9 display.

The GPU is really nice choice but i'm not interested. I've had too many bad experiences with dGPUs on a laptop to give  a f*ck and so that's not super helpful for me.

 

Thanks for reading guys.  Leave a comment below. Are you gonna buy this laptop? Were my complaints valid?

 

http://www.windowscentral.com/xiaomi-mi-notebook-air-now-official-and-youll-want-buy-one

 

http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-940MX.156033.0.html

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Fucking shit i may buy this,since it looks like a Mac without a crazy price point instead of just having black and red leds everywhere and the word "GAMING" in it !

I'm a educated fool with money on my mind.

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3 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Opinion time:

This laptop would be perfect if they addressed everything disappointing about it. From the lack of a 16GB RAM option all the way to a non touchscreen 16:9 display.

The GPU is really nice choice but i'm not interested. I've had too many bad experiences with dGPUs on a laptop to give  a f*ck and so that's not super helpful for me.

 

See for me its the opposite to you

 

1080p is perfect for the size since Windows does not scale as well as OSX and 1080p at 13" is still a decently high PPI display

 

16gb ram would be nice, but 8gb is fine for 95% of users and tasks

prefer 16:9 for regular content, gaming etc

 

GPU great for light gaming, video encoding etc, its a 940m so it shouldnt be creating too much heat etc


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3 minutes ago, Dresta said:

Fucking shit i may buy this,since it looks like a Mac without a crazy price point instead of just having black and red leds everywhere and the word "GAMING" in it !

This is not a gaming graphics card.

 

It should be used just for productivity and light CAD work.

 

Anything you would use with surface book can probably be done on this except this has an i5 with no i7 model. 

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See for me its the opposite to you

 

1080p is perfect for the size since Windows does not scale as well as OSX and 1080p at 13" is still a decently high PPI display

 

16gb ram would be nice, but 8gb is fine for 95% of users and tasks

prefer 16:9 for regular content, gaming etc

 

GPU great for light gaming, video encoding etc, its a 940m so it shouldnt be creating too much heat etc


I am genuinly impressed

It's actually a 940MX. Brand new nvidia GPU.

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It's actually a 940MX. Brand new nvidia GPU.

Still, its welcome to me

 

in fact, its almost perfect for what I need but waiting for apples new releases 

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1 minute ago, AluminiumTech said:

This is not a gaming graphics card.

 

It should be used just for productivity and light CAD work.

 

Anything you would so with surface book can probably be done on this except this has an i5 with no i7 model. 

Ik but i been looking for a laptop with the simple look of a mac and specs able to push light games,fucking job well done Xiaomi !

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Ik but i been looking for a laptop with the simple look of a mac and specs able to push light games,fucking job well done Xiaomi !

Well in this case this would be your laptop.

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2 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Well in this case this would be your laptop.

Thanks for the post...love you <3

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Thanks for the post...love you <3

lol :).

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OOPS. This may only be released in China :(.

 

The laptops will be available in China from August 2nd, but Xiaomi is yet to reveal when — and if — they'll arrive elsewhere in the world.

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OOPS. This may only be released in China :(.

 

 

 

Even better for me LOL ! i know gearbest has allot of Xiaomi stuff which they get from China with free international shipping to the EU

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36 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

 

Xioami is bae.

all my power banks are from xioami and my school usb is from xioami

 

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Xioami is bae.

all my power banks are from xioami and my school usb is from xioami

 

Lol I have a Xioami power bank and its nice.

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It looks pretty damn well built... Will wait for more premium version/V2.0 though, a companies first laptop doesn't always go so well. But I think its was finally time for Xiaomi to get into to the laptop market considering they are in so many other other tech markets.

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Lol I have a Xioami power bank and its nice.

pls, i have 3 of the larger 10400mah and 2 of the smaller 10000mah ones.

 

yeah, i have the old ones :( its really bulky and heavy

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OOPS. This may only be released in China :(.

 

Because if it was release in the USA Apple would immediately get that shut down

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pls, i have 3 of the larger 10400mah and 2 of the smaller 10000mah ones.

 

yeah, i have the old ones :( its really bulky and heavy

Mine is 10000mAh and is quite thick.

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Mine is 10000mAh and is quite thick.

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It's like the bottom one with but silver and white.

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It's like the bottom one with but silver and white.

top one is the old one

bottom one is the new one.

got mine for $50 HKD or so.

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My laptop is looking more like a potato as each month goes by. With its underclocked Ati Radeon HD5670 1GB DDR3 1600 (Mobility Radeon HD5650/5770 with a 100MHz OC) and Phenom II N970+4GB DDR3 1333.

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And here I am on a laptop with 1GB RAM, a 750GB HDD (SATA 3 - sata2 ports though) T6570 2GHz, unknown GPU cause windows xp driver issues with the laptop..... 

 

I think the next gen of this laptop will be very very compelling for me. Would love to get a new one now but the cash money just isnt coming in enough

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