Xiaomi teases new devices, the event is on July 16 Comments
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anku, 14 Jul 2015I hope they don't release it in India with this name....its also the name of a funny movieWas PK really funny??
- anku
- Xus
I hope they don't release it in India with this name....its also the name of a funny movie
- shahab
- XuZ
it must be a new powerbank and "pk" must mean that its power 1000mah obviously.....
- Mujammil
- PSy
Whatever type of mobile Xiaomi lauch that is ok. But if they are not put expendable storage memory device so that mobile is worthless
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- trb
I'm so curious with this information. I think it will product with many hope and waiting from customer.
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AnonD-293750, 14 Jul 2015Wrong. PK is an abreviation for P1000. Sorry its a powerbank. Pk here refers to player kill, not p1000.
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There are two ways I can interpret the last picture. The box looks like the wall adapter, so it might represent fast charging. Also, the part that connects into the wall adapter looks so thin it is likely to be usb type-c. The words says something about innovation and start again, so it may be something we have never seen before. Could it be the box is a magnetic head and we charge the phone by attaching the head to the back of the phone?
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- thu
you must release xiaomi redmi note with mt6795, not snapdragon 615!
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GreekGodMV, 13 Jul 2015pk In Cantonese swearing, sometimes referring to "pok gai", which means trip on a s... moreand me on first look at the image was thinking that it has to do some thing with the Pakistan or launching in Pakistan :D PK is used for Pakistan too
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Hatshipuh, 13 Jul 2015PK is Chinese "slang" coming from the mmorpg term "player-killing", in thi... moreExactly my same thought
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GreekGodMV, 13 Jul 2015pk In Cantonese swearing, sometimes referring to "pok gai", which means trip on a s... moreLOL! u know your cantonese swear words.
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AnonD-396546, 13 Jul 2015Pk seems May be they are entering pakistan on 16 julyI also thought the same. :P
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pk
In Cantonese swearing, sometimes referring to "pok gai", which means trip on a street or fall down because of tripping.
I pk 10 times when I was climbing the Great Wall.
This means as soon as you see the product while walking on the street you will trip down because the product is so good and you were not concentrating on the road hence you tripped of excitement.
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