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Xiaomi

Xiaomi did something interesting with Snapdragon 810

Posted on May 22, 2015May 8, 2020 By Hulk

If you’re a smartphone company that doesn’t make its own mobile processors, you’re at a disadvantage. Xiaomi isn’t at the scale to follow Apple and Samsung and dive into quite silicon yet – though the increasingly popular manufacturer is growing rapidly – but that doesn’t mean the latest Mi Note Pro doesn’t have a performance edge over Snapdragon 810-powered rivals like the HTC One M9. Usually they’re rarer than hen’s teeth in North America, so you can consider me curious when I had the opportunity to do some benchmarking with the fettled phone.
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Wearables Tags:Apple, HTC, HTC one, HTC One M9, M9, Mi Note, mobile, phone, Samsung, Slashgear, smartphone, Snapdragon, Xiaomi

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