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Xiaomi launched their own Transformer Mi Pad

Xiaomi launched their own Transformer Mi Pad

Posted on April 8, 2016April 4, 2020 By Jarvis

Well, we just heard about Samsung’s foldable smartphone which is a pretty impressive idea. And now, it may be Xiaomi’s turn to show you something unique as well: Xiaomi Mi Pad transformer!

Xiaomi Mi Pad transformer – From Mi Pad to Decepticon and vice versa

Back to the time when Hasbro – a global company “committed to Creating the World’s Best Play Experiences”, created the Transformers franchise, it was, and still is, so famous as well as loved by a lot of people. Maybe that has inspired Xiaomi and then they decided to work with Hasbro to produce Xiaomi Mi Pad transformer, or Mi Pad Decepticon to be more specific. On the other hand, we assume it is a special idea the firm dedicates to their consumers to celebrate its 6th birthday on April 6, 2016.
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Wearables Tags:Foldable, Samsung, smartphone, transformer, Xiaomi, Xiaomi Mi Pad

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