Emir Bardakçı
Today, the latest disclosure by blogger @DCS has revealed that Xiaomi’s all-new generation tablets will sport an 11.16-inch LCD display. The tablets, with number model numbers 2410CRP4CC and 24091RPADC respectively, had recently radiated radio approval and 3C certification, indicating that both devices have support for 45w and 67w fast charging, respectively. The MRP reportedly says these are targeted to be announced in October of this year alongside the much-anticipated Xiaomi 15 series.
While solid in respects of features, the new two tablets are said to be positioned little lower in comparison with Xiaomi Tablet 6S Pro. @DCS also gave a hint that these tablets will later have a fully upgraded Pro version that could house higher-end features and enhancements.
Xiaomi Tablet 7 Series: Compatible Car Experience The new series of Xiaomi Tablet 7 will further be supported by the SU7, a smart in-car control made by Xiaomi. Considering these are plug-and-play gadgets, they might also be mounted at the back of every car to serve similarly as a control and entertainment gadget.
This will enable them to adjust the passenger seat, control the air conditioning, and even manage navigation routes. Besides, the tablets will be able to support more than 30 functions of the car’s control, which makes the gadget quite versatile for modern cars.
It would be a unique integration with smart homes, amongst others like vehicles, that gives added value to the conventional use of the tablet.
Xiaomi 15 Series to Arrive in October The Mi 15 series is due to be announced in October and will likely be the headlined event for where these new tablets see daylight. With their advanced feature integration, such as supporting the Xiaomi SU7 car control system and high-speed charging, it may offer an excellent option for those users who look for something more than just an ordinary tablet. With Xiaomi pushing the boundaries of technology and innovation, this may prove a notable fall season with new tablet releases alongside the Xiaomi 15 series among tech-centered news.
Seems good