xiaomi has been ridiculously busy off-late, launching one powerhouse smartphone after another. Mostly in China, but India has always been its proverbial second home. Quite obviously then, it can't afford to take it for granted. And it hasn't, mostly. Every time, the company sees a - noticeable -- lull of sorts here, it makes a comeback and how.
It launched the Redmi Note 3 in India in March. The phone is doing well for the company. On Thursday - Aug 25 - the company launched the Redmi Note 4 in China. It isn't exactly the successor to the Redmi Note 3 that came to India though. It is in fact successor to the Redmi Note 3, China specific variant that came with a MediaTek Helio X10 processor. In Xiaomi's defense, everything else, save the CPU remained the same in both the versions.
One look at Xiaomi's Redmi Note 4 and it is pretty evident that it is a turbo-charged Redmi Note 3.
It launched the Redmi Note 3 in India in March. The phone is doing well for the company. On Thursday - Aug 25 - the company launched the Redmi Note 4 in China. It isn't exactly the successor to the Redmi Note 3 that came to India though. It is in fact successor to the Redmi Note 3, China specific variant that came with a MediaTek Helio X10 processor. In Xiaomi's defense, everything else, save the CPU remained the same in both the versions.
One look at Xiaomi's Redmi Note 4 and it is pretty evident that it is a turbo-charged Redmi Note 3.
