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Xiaomi Notebook Pro after 9 months of use💻

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Mi Notebook Ultra review: Sleeper hit value laptop of 2021

The Mi Notebook Ultra starts at Rs 59,999. (Photo credit: Saurabh Singh/Financial Express) The Mi Notebook Ultra’s spec-sheet makes every other laptop around its price sound ridiculously more expensive. Period. Every decision that Xiaomi has taken with this year’s Mi Notebook series—technically this is the company’s second attempt at laptops in India—seems guided by feedback. There are two…

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Mi Notebook Ultra Launched in India with 90Hz Refresh Rate

Mi Notebook Ultra Launched in India with 90Hz Refresh Rate, 11th gen intel processors. #MiNotebookUltra

Mi after their successful launch of Mi Notebook Horizon edition series have launched their new notebook lineup series. They have launched two notebooks which are Mi Notebook Ultra and Notebook Pro. But Today i will you about complete specifications and prices about Mi Notebook Ultra. Highlights 90hz Smooth Refresh Rate12 hours battery life11th Gen Intel ProcessorFingerprint Reader Mi Notebook…

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Mi Notebook Ultra review: Sleeper hit value laptop of 2021

Mi Notebook Ultra review: Sleeper hit value laptop of 2021

The Mi Notebook Ultra starts at Rs 59,999. (Photo credit: Saurabh Singh/Financial Express) The Mi Notebook Ultra’s spec-sheet makes every other laptop around its price sound ridiculously more expensive. Period. Every decision that Xiaomi has taken with this year’s Mi Notebook series—technically this is the company’s second attempt at laptops in India—seems guided by feedback. There are two…

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Xiaomi Launching Two Laptops, Mi Notebook Pro and Ultra With Up to 3.2K Displays; Specs Leaked

Xiaomi Launching Two Laptops, Mi Notebook Pro and Ultra With Up to 3.2K Displays; Specs Leaked

Mi Notebook Pro and Mi Notebook Ultra are expected to be launched in India by Xiaomi soon. As Xiaomi prepares to launch its laptops at an upcoming event, various key specifications have surfaced online. This gives us a better idea of what the Mi Notebook Pro and Ultra may offer. It also suggests how Xiaomi is likely looking to upgrade its laptops from being just budget options to premium products…

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The Mi11 Lite 5G Tena listing has been updated with pictures and specs

The Mi11 Lite 5G Tena listing has been updated with pictures and specs

Mi 11 Lite 5G Global launch Estimated March 29th And the phone is expected to come with the Mi 11 Ultra, Mi Band 6 and the new notebook. The The handset is TENAA certified With model number M2101K9C earlier this month. Now, before launching, the TENAA listing has been updated with pictures and key features of the phone. U.S.Surprisingly, tHe designed the phone Render it 91 Mobile Recently shared…

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Mi 11 Lite 5G TENAA listing has been updated with images and specs

Mi 11 Lite 5G TENAA listing has been updated with images and specs

The Mi 11 Lite 5G global launch is expected on March 29 and the phone is expected to come with Mi 11 Ultra, Mi Band 6 and a new notebook. The handset received TENAA certification with model number M2101K9C earlier this month. Now, before launch, the TENAA listing has been updated with the phone’s images and key specifications. Unsurprisingly, tThe design of the phone that corresponds to the…

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Anirudh RegidiJul 03, 2020 15:06:29 IST

I’m not entirely sold on the idea of the ASUS TUG Gaming A15 FA566IU.

Superficially, it’s a great laptop and it ticks all the right boxes. At just under a lakh, you’re getting a powerful AMD Ryzen 7 CPU (the first of its kind in India), an excellent mid-range GPU, a ‘fast’ 144 Hz display, a thermal design that won’t roast your palms or thighs, good battery life, and a very decent aesthetic.

Sadly, odd pricing and a couple of rather unusual design decisions means I just can’t recommend this specific model outright.

The A15’s Achiles Heel is its display.

Specs: A tad unbalanced

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 4800H

GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti with 6 GB VRAM

RAM: 16 GB DDR4 RAM @ 3,200 MHz

Storage: 512 GB SSD + 1 TB HDD

Display: 15.6” 1080p @ 144 Hz with Adaptive Sync

Ports: 1x USB-A 2.0 (450 Mbps), 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gbps), 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) with DP 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.0b out, 1x RJ45 Ethernet, 1x 3.5 mm combo jack

Battery: 48 Wh capacity, 180 W charger

Price: Rs 95,000

This is a good config for the price, but there are three issues here:

First, that Ryzen 7 4800H is overkill. It’s one of the most powerful mobile CPUs you can buy today. In fact, it’ll put many mid-range desktop PCs to shame. The problem is that it’s paired with a mid-range graphics card — the 1660 Ti — which is simply never going to push that CPU to its limits. I’d have preferred a mid-range CPU with a more powerful GPU…

… which brings me neatly to issue #2.

For Rs 5,000 more, you can get a similar config with the more powerful, and feature-rich, Nvidia RTX 2060 GPU. That’s a 5 percent increase in price for dramatically improved performance in certain scenarios.

The third, and I believe the most egregious flaw, is the display. Sure, it’s a 144 Hz panel with Adaptive Sync (that translates to no visual tearing in games), but the panel is rated at 45 percent NTSC, which means its colour accuracy is garbage. To add to this, this specific panel has a pixel response time of 18-22 ms, nullifying any advantage that 144 Hz refresh rate brings. More on that later.

A fourth potential issue is thermal management, but it’s a relatively minor issue compared to the three aforementioned ones.

I like the look and feel of the laptop. It feels rugged.

Performance: Wasted potential

When it comes to gaming laptops, the purpose of a CPU is to not bottleneck the GPU. Gaming performance is almost always determined purely by the GPU, especially in budget systems.

It simply makes more sense to pair a Rs 60,000 GPU with a Rs 10,000 CPU than it does to pair a Rs 30,000 CPU with a Rs 40,000 GPU. Gaming performance scales linearly with faster GPUs, not CPUs.

A good CPU has its uses of course. If you’re a programmer or content creator, having additional cores or a faster CPU will significantly speed up your work, but we’re talking gaming laptops here, and in that regard, the FA566IU is just so much wasted potential.

This is the first Ryzen 7-powered laptop in India

See, the CPU in this laptop is fantastic. It’s a game-changer. Looking at my data, the 4800H’s performance is only challenged by the MSI GT76 Titan, a beast of a machine that costs Rs 4 lakh, and which, with its fans running at full tilt, sounds like it’s preparing for lift-off.

The CPU in the TUF A15 threw up a score of 3,957 in Cinebench R20 (vs 4,324 on the MSI GT76 Titan) and completed our standard video conversion test in a mere 20 minutes (18 min on the Titan) when using CPU encoding.

The Mozilla Firefox compile test is relatively new, and the 4800H managed 31 minutes here, which is more than twice as fast as the average Ultrabook.

This CPU is good. It’s very good.

But then we come to the GPU. The 1660 Ti is great, but it’s still a mid-range card.

The AMD Ryzen 7 4800H is seriously impressive. It’s too bad that the GPU just can’t keep up.

Every game I tested was bottle-necked at the GPU level. In fact, I never saw CPU load exceed 83 percent in any title. In most titles, the load was limited to under 70 percent.

To top it off, the 1660 Ti lacks proper support for ray-tracing features (i.e. RTX) and DLSS (Deep Learning Super-Sampling).

RTX is Nvidia-speak for a graphics rendering technique that generates realistic lighting in games. Once you’ve seen a game running with RTX enabled, you can’t go back.

DLSS is an Nvidia RTX-specific feature that intelligently and dynamically upscales graphics resolution to give you better performance at little to no perceivable loss in quality. Combined, these features make for a fantastic gaming experience.

While this particular model didn’t make the cut, the rest of the TUF line is certainly worth looking at.

Nvidia’s GTX cards like the 1660 do support RTX in some games, but at a tremendous performance penalty that makes the feature useless for anything but a demo. For instance, turning RTX on dropped Metro Exodus performance to sub-20 fps with the 1660 Ti. An RTX 2060 manages 40+ fps at the same settings.

Benchmark figures are otherwise quite nice. You’re getting 50 fps in Shadow of the Tomb Raider at max settings, 70+ in Metro Exodus at the ‘normal’ preset with RTX off, 52 fps in The Division 2 at Ultra, 60 fps in Borderlands 3 at high, 60 fps in Red Dead Redemption 2 using the ‘quality’ preset, and so on. It could even manage 60 fps at med-high settings in Call of Duty Modern Warfare with RTX off.

This is good stuff and I’d normally be happy with these scores, but the lack of RTX does sting when you know the feature can be had for just Rs 5,000 more. As a gamer, I see no reason to subject myself to a less than ideal experience.

Clearly, this config is unbalanced for gaming. ASUS should have offered a cheaper Ryzen 3 or 5 with the 1660 Ti and RTX 2060, and used the savings to offer a better display.

Display woes

This display sucks. Big time. At about 60 percent sRGB coverage, you’re looking at a budget laptop-grade colour gamut (the Rs 40,000 Mi Notebook shows slightly better colours). Reds look orange, greens don’t pop, and in-game enemies meld into the background in fast-paced shooters.

The movie-watching experience is passable, and you just can’t edit photos and videos without worrying about colour accuracy.

It’s 2020, we should be demanding higher quality displays in our laptops.

Many laptop displays in this price range have the same awful colour gamut, however, so it’s not like we gamers are spoilt for choice in this segment.

Anyway, the laptop’s 144 Hz display does sound good on paper, but then the monitor’s response time is a terrible 18 ms. At 144 Hz, you can’t settle for anything less than 10 ms. 5 ms or lower would be ideal.

The refresh rate is the number of times per second that your monitor can update the image.

The response time is the amount of time it takes a single pixel on your monitor to transition from one colour to another. Usually, this is measured as the time taken for a pixel to go from grey to white to grey again.

While an image can refresh faster than the response time of a pixel, those images you’re seeing will not have accurate colours. And you’ll see ghosting.

The images below should illustrate why this is a problem. The first is an image shot on this review laptop while the UFO is scrolling horizontally at 144 fps and 7 pixels per frame.

The panel claims to be 144 Hz but with a response time this bad, there’s really no point.

The second is an image shot on a BenQ EX2780q also at 144 fps. The EX2780q is a 144 Hz panel with a rated response time of 5 ms.

As you can see, the ASUS shows significantly longer trailing ‘ghosts’ behind the UFO. This ghosting, as the phenomenon is aptly titled, is the bane of gamers everywhere. Heavier ghosting means blurrier movement, which means it’s that much harder to track and hit moving targets.

A higher quality 60 Hz panel, would, I think, have been a far better option in this case. For one thing, at least the multimedia experience would have been great. And for another, gaming would have been a more pleasant experience, at least in single-player titles.

Miscellaneous: Speakers, fan noise, design

The rest of the spec is fine. Speakers are louder than what I’ve heard on gaming laptops in this price range, and the fan isn’t so loud as to drown out the speakers, even when running at max speed.

The cooling system isn’t ideal, but it does the job.

The thermal design of this laptop has attracted some amount of controversy for allegedly being inadequate. Personally, I think the design, while not ideal (no heat sinks on VRMs, SSD placed directly under a heat pipe), does the job well enough to not need to worry about thermals.

SSD placement in Asus TUF Gaming A15. Image: Anirudh Regidi/tech2

In my testing, the laptop routinely hit 85° C on the CPU and GPU, but in both cases, the components were power limited and not thermally throttled. The temps are indeed high, but no higher than what I’ve experienced on many gaming laptops in this form factor.

The NVMe SSD in the TUF-A15 is quite capable. it does run a bit hot though, most likely owing to its placement under the heat pipes.

Maybe I was lucky, or maybe ASUS did some tweaking on the initial design that went out to reviewers. I honestly don’t know. I just know that thermally speaking, my unit performed at par or better than laptops in a similar form factor.

Honestly, I think the poor-quality display is a bigger issue than thermal management.

Verdict: To game or not to game

This brings me to my biggest issue with the machine: I don’t know who it’s for.

For gamers, the configuration isn’t good value. The CPU is overkill and the more powerful and capable RTX 2060 GPU option is just five percent more expensive. The display is also a problem because it lacks in both colour gamut and response time. Given the number of reports I’m seeing about thermal issues with the design, I also can’t blindly recommend the RTX 2060 option (which should run hotter) without thoroughly examining its performance. This 1660 Ti model is already nearing its thermal design limit.

For content creators, performance is excellent, but the display is a poor choice. There’s absolutely no way you can edit anything on this machine without wondering if you’ve screwed up the colours.

If you don’t mind investing in an external display, or already have access to a good one, you can get away with buying the A15. And even then, I’d very strongly suggest you skip this model and go for the Rs 1,00,000 RTX 2060 model instead.

Personally, I’m waiting on MSI, Dell, Lenovo, and the like, to refresh their gaming line-up to see if they have a better-specced machine on offer. ASUS’s own updated Zephyrus range should also be arriving soon. If you can wait, wait.

Note: ASUS tells us that COVID-19 issues have affected logistics, which is why we don’t have the RTX 2060 model for review yet.

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MiNotebook 14 Horizon edition launched.

MiNoteBook 14 Horizon Edition launched specs below:

1.35kg ultra-light 14" FHD Horizon Display512GB SSD@Intel i7 10th Gen Processor Nvidia MX 3508GB RAM10-hour battery lifeWindows 10 Price : Mi NoteBook 14 Horizon Edition at Rs.52999 effectively Mi NoteBook 14 at Rs.39999 effectively Read the full article

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Xiaomi offers sneak peek at the Mi Notebook before tomorrow’s event: 1080p display, Core i7 CPU

Xiaomi will unveil the new Mi Notebook tomorrow at noon, India time. Today, the company is offering a last round of sneak peeks. The laptop will be “ultra thin” and “ultra light” and it will have an SSD.

The company advertises that as 30x faster than HDDs. Which it may well be, but this is hardly the first Mi laptop to have an SSD (both SATA and PCIe, depending on how much you were willing to spend).

Here’s a glimpse of what you will be seeing tomorrow. The stage is set and so are we to launch the #MiNoteBook.

Tune in tomorrow at 12 Noon to watch the Livestream on our social media handles.

RT if you are ready to #MakeEpicHappen pic.twitter.com/AOotUZK7rT

— Mi India (@XiaomiIndia) June 10, 2020

Anyway, here’s a short video that shows a few tantalizing close-ups of the laptop. There’s something interesting going on with the keyboard (longer key travel, perhaps?), we’ll find out what tomorrow.

The event page for tomorrow’s reveal shows a few key specs for the laptop – a 1080p screen, Intel Core i7 processor, the aforementioned SSD and a promise of long battery life. Tune in tomorrow for the rest of the details.

Thin and light • 1080p display • Core i7 CPU • Long battery life

If you don’t feel like going to the store, Xiaomi will publish an AR app that will let you explore the Mi Notebook from the comfort of your own home.

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Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 isn’t the best laptop when it comes to battery life, but you shouldn’t have any issues getting eight hours’ worth of battery life. NVIDIA’s energy-efficient MX150 GPU assists in eking out the most from the 8000mAh battery, turning over to the built-in Intel HD 620 chipset for low-power tasks.

Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 intel Core i7 16GB 256GB SSD

Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 is a cost-effective notebook which supports fingerprint identification. Equipped with a 15.6 inch FHD display, brings your photos and videos to life. Dual band 2.4GHz / 5.0GHz WiFi supported, ensures you high-speed surfing.

Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 intel Core i7 16GB 256GB SSD

Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 intel Core i7 16GB 256GB SSDFingerprints Identification

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Xiaomi Mi Notebook Pro 15.6 intel Core i7 16GB 256GB SSD

Model: Mi Notebook Pro Core i5

Screen Size: 15.6 Inch (16 : 9) Graphics chipset: NVIDIA GeForce® MX150 Graphics memory: 2GB GDDR5 Operating System: Windows 10 Home CPU: Intel Core i5-8250U, Quad-Core, 3.4GHzmax RAM: 8GB DDR4, 2400MHz ROM: 256GB PCIe × 4 NVMe SSD, 1.5GB External Memory: Reserved SSD card slot for hard disk expansion HDMI: Yes Camera: Front 1.0MP (Support 1280 x 720 video talking) Multimedia: Video Output Battery Type: 4cell Li-ion polymer battery, 60rWh Price: start at $ 849.99

Model: Mi Notebook Pro Core i7 8GB

Screen Size: 15.6 Inch (16 : 9) Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (142ppi) Graphics chipset: NVIDIA GeForce® MX150 Graphics memory: 2GB Operating System: Windows 10 Home CPU: Intel Core i7-8550U , Quad-Core, 1.8GHz~4GHzmax GPU: Intel UHD Graphics 620 Graphics Type: Integrated graphics RAM: 8GB DDR4, 2400MHz ROM: 256GB PCIe × 4 NVMe SSD, 1.5GB External Memory: Reserved SSD card slot for hard disk expansion HDMI: Yes Camera: Front 1.0MP (Support 1280 x 720 video talking) Battery Type: 4cell Li-ion polymer battery, 60rWh Price: start at $ 959.99

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Best Selling Tech Products In the United States vs. China

(YicaiGlobal) Dec.29 — Using the data analysis of the best-selling tech products from the world’s largest online shopping festivals, we compare the most popular products purchased by consumers in the United States and China.

Total online sales on Black Friday this year hit a record high of US$3.34 billion, with total online sales of Cyber Monday slightly beating Black Friday’s record at US$3.39 billion.

Based on the best selling tech product lists of Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Singles’ Day, consumers in the United States tend to purchase more entertainment products such as game consoles and high-resolution televisions, whereas consumers in China bought more practical products such as exercise counters, power banks, and smart projectors. But overall, consumers in both countries favor Apple iPads, Amazon products, and “Air”-thin notebooks.

Best-selling tech products on Black Friday and Cyber Monday in the United States:

Sony PlayStation 4

The best-selling game console comes with either 500G or 1TB storage space. It also has HDR visuals with an updated DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller.

Microsoft Xbox One

Another best-selling game console from Microsoft, Xbox One boasts popular games such as Halo 5:Guardians, Rise of the Tomb Raider, and Forza Motorsport 6.

Samsung 4K televisions

The ‘4K’ in 4K televisions refer to 4K resolution, and is sometimes known as “Ultra High Definition” for its extremely high resolution. According to Tech Rader, the Samsung KS9500 television range has “class-leading HDR pictures” and “unexpectedly good sound”.

Apple iPads

It is no surprise that Apple iPads continue to dominate sales in the tablet sector. Lightweight, stylish, with an easy user interface – consumers are enthralled with its user-friendly functions and sleek design.

Amazon Fire tablets

Amazon Fire tablet boasts to be two times more durable than the latest iPad mini at a lower price.

LG televisions

Tech Radar reviews the LG OLEDE6 series, and points out its HDR-friendly and ultra-thin design as its plus points.

Apple MacBook Air

This lightweight and high performance laptop was another huge hit with consumers.

Alibaba, China’s tech giant, announced a sales record of RMB 120.7 billion (USD $17.8 billion) after its one-day online shopping extravaganza Singles’ Day. According to Alibaba’s e-commerce arm Tmall Electronic (refer to infographic below), many electronic products sold on Singles’ Day are from foreign brands, along with other local Chinese products that some foreign consumers may not have even heard of.

Best-selling tech products on Singles’ Day in China:

Mi Notebook Air

The minimalist design of Mi Notebook Air looks like an Apple Macbook Air, but it costs much cheaper than its American counterpart. Launched by Xiaomi in August, Mi Notebook Air is available in two specs: 12.5 inch and 13.3 inch. Its 13.3 inch version is their best seller.

iPad Air 2

The iPad Air 2 is thinner and a lot more powerful than before. According to Apple, its iPad Air 2 is just as powerful as several personal computers, and a 10-hour battery life that makes it power efficient too.

Kindle Paperwhite

The Kindle Paperwhite has the highest resolution e-reader display for “crisp, laser-quality text”, and reads like paper as compared to reflective tablet and smartphone screens. Readers can store thousands of book into a single device, making it a huge draw for consumers to purchase this product. Check the Amazon Kindle link to find a Kindle that best suits your needs.

JMGO smart projector

Priced at about US$ 417, JMGO smart projector creates a 4K screen as large as 300 inch as well as stereophony. The projector has a remote controller to pair with it.

Pisen power bank 20,000mAh

The white power bank, priced at US$ 20, can charge an iPhone 6 Plus up to five times, or an iPad Air 2 twice. Users can carry the power bank onto a plane, which is under the cap required by airlines.