Mysterious Xiaomi Mi Note Plus shows up on Antutu Comments
- jaytrivedi
- xgA
can u tell me what's the resale date??
- Anonymous
- 7XX
Antutu may be at fault here. It may read 810 models as ARMv7
- AnonD-326661
- vex
So... what's the score?
- Ram
- RAJ
Bhak, 20 Jan 2015my thoughts exactly... The snapdragon 810 comes with A53 and A57 processors designed for 64 bi... moreIt's supposed to run on the new Q'com 8994
- AnonD-337666
- XMV
ARMv7 is for sd800 & sd801.. is this fabricated?
- Anonymous
- bxb
Forget it, it will not come to the shore where apple dominates
- Bhak
- 7q8
ThirdEye, 20 Jan 2015Interesting! Despite running Lollipop 64 bit the CPU is identified as 8-core ARM v7 rather tha... moremy thoughts exactly... The snapdragon 810 comes with A53 and A57 processors designed for 64 bit processing which use ARMv8 architecture... Which is basically used for 64 bit...? Correct me if I'm wrong. Why did it identified it as ARMv7 despite the software running it as 64 bit...? Does the snapdragon 810 support both architectures? ARMv7 and ARMv8
- Siddhartha
- uv@
AnonD-196068, 20 Jan 2015No more than when Apple laughed at the Galaxy Note and said it would not sell and now are sell... moreAnd now stylus is coming too which steve jobs simply caused useless and said no phone will ever need a stylus...
- Anonymous
- uv@
Xiaomi being like samsung... Another day, another xiaomi... another chinese product offering same but with different name.... What is the difference..
- Siddhartha
- uv@
AnonD-196068, 20 Jan 2015No more than when Apple laughed at the Galaxy Note and said it would not sell and now are sell... moreFinally someone with a brain.. Totally agree...
- AnonD-348333
- Nhw
come on Xiaomi release a phone with the Nvidia X1 beast.DAMN..I CAN NOT WAIT NO MORE....!
- AnonD-142922
- n5y
Xiaomi is now overreacting .. how many those phones gonna release ?
- rickentropic
- s9x
Anonymous, 20 Jan 2015.. No shame copying?imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, unless you get a patent on it and lawyer up big time.
- AnonD-196068
- p%n
AnonD-265153, 20 Jan 2015No shame on Samsung copying Apple? Fingerprint scanner on home button for an example. How abou... moreNo more than when Apple laughed at the Galaxy Note and said it would not sell and now are selling the iPhone 6+.
- Realism 101
- 04R
PeacefulOne, 20 Jan 2015I always lol at all those copying comments. Some things are just common. Everyone copied one o... moreI have to agree with you on that one. If you find something that the customer finds appealing then work with it."Copycat" "Said company did it first!" "Haha, this product is way better" kind of comments only prove one thing. There are people that suffer from cronic butthurtness. If I paid 1000$ to get the first shipment and suddenly 3 months later, a product with similar or even better price, refined design and a very attractive price range comes along, I'd be butthurt too.
- AnonD-77356
- U{p
dude, in China note pro called as note plus
- Maggie
- 7LD
When will we be able to buy the Mi Note or Mi Note Pro in America?
- ThirdEye
- Riu
Interesting! Despite running Lollipop 64 bit the CPU is identified as 8-core ARM v7 rather than 8 core ARM v8
- AnonD-1385
- Q$N
To PEACEFULONE:
It's worth a laugh yes. Every day fans of brands go all over the web talking about who's copying who. The funny thing is that if these said people were running a tech company, they themselves would find themselves copying in some way or form or and if not they would probably end up filing for bankruptcy.
- AnonD-1385
- Q$N
To AMIR-SENPAI and the ANONYMOUS commenter:
People need to stop this talk about copying.
Where looks are concerned, I have always said that they are so many phones out there that it's impossible to design a unique looking one every time...especially touch screen phones where the screen takes up the majority of the device.
Where features are concerned, companies copies from each another and in some cases it may not be a copy situation but they weren't the first to come out with it...that's competition. The Toshiba Portege G900 was the first smartphone to come with a fingerprint scanner...that was from February 2007 and the platform Windows Mobile. Android hopped on the bandwagon and Apple decided to follow suit 6 years later. Even if Toshiba didn't implement a finger print sensor, another company would have by now.
In the tech industry everybody competes and in order to compete you have to have similar features. That's a simple fact.
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