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Xiaomi Mi 7 specs leak, 8GB RAM confirmed

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Yordan 09 February 2018

Xiaomi Android

Xiaomi said back in December that the Mi 7 will arrive at MWC 2018 with a Snapdragon 845, but according to some rumors, the company is postponing the announcement and bringing the Mi Mix 2s instead.

Still, a leaked screenshot of the Mi 7, said to debut in April, suggests 8 GB RAM and 4,480 mAh battery, a massive upgrade over the Mi 6’s 4/6 GB RAM and 3,350 mAh power cell.

Xiaomi Mi 7 specs leak, to come with 8GB RAM

Other specs reveal the already known Snapdragon 845, a dual camera setup (16 MP + 16 MP) and 5.6” tall screen with FullHD+ resolution. The storage is listed as 128 GB.

The screenshot says that the user interface version is MIUI 8.1.30x, which means the build is from January 30, 2018, not an old UI version. The company already updated 40 devices, including some 5-year old Mi phones to MIUI 9, so it's impossible the Mi 7 will run anything but that.

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Reader comments

  • Livius
  • ajU
  • 12 Mar 2018

Since when you had FullHd , 2K or even 4K in Windows XP times ? WTF are you talking about ? Like the guy before me said , get your info right LoL

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  • leledumbo
  • thv
  • 02 Mar 2018

In Windows XP times webservice based native dedicated apps are seldom. Web apps were much simpler so browsers don't hog RAM. Apps were not kept in RAM until garbage collectors wipe them to give room for newly started apps. Very few appswere running i...

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  • gkelekov
  • MNT
  • 01 Mar 2018

2GB of ram should be plenty. If only there were developers, not kids using really badly made engines and frameworks, and then them self booting their apps with poor code and workarounds, then even 1GB of ram should be enough. 2GB of ram for OS wi...

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