#XIAOMI NOTEBOOK AIR 13.3 REVIEW 1080P#
#XIAOMI NOTEBOOK AIR 13.3 REVIEW WINDOWS 10#
#XIAOMI NOTEBOOK AIR 13.3 REVIEW BLUETOOTH#

The back cover of the Mi Notebook Air 12.5вЂі Removing the mainboard, we see the back of the keyboard and the trackpad.

Metal guard (protect battery against bending) In the upper left corner, we can find Intel wireless card The left one is 128G M.2 SSD slot, while the right one is M.2 slot that can be used to expand the storage. We first see the Intel M3-6Y30 processor located in the middle of the motherboard. Now, letвЂ™s teardown the Mi Notebook Air 12.5вЂі.

#XIAOMI NOTEBOOK AIR 13.3 REVIEW WINDOWS 10#

It runs Windows 10 and features Mi Cloud sync, Mi Band 2 to unlock and Dolby surround sound.The Mi Notebook Air 12.5вЂі has the same specs as 13.3вЂі except that Mi Notebook Air is slimmer and lighter than the 13.3-inch model and Mi Notebook Air 12.5вЂі is powered by Intel Core M3-6Y30 processor with built-in 4GB RAM and 128GB SATA SSD.

#XIAOMI NOTEBOOK AIR 13.3 REVIEW 1080P#

In terms of the appearance, both adopts log-less and all metal design with two colors available, silver and golden.The Mi Notebook Air 13.3вЂі is powered by IntelвЂ™s 6th generation Core i5 processor, Nividia graphics GT940MX and equipped with 8G DDR4 memory, 256GB SSD,13.3 inches 1080P Full HD display, and AKG dual speakers. Then again, if patience is not your strong suit, the refreshed 13.3-inch model should be available for order, starting Monday (June 12) at CNY 4999 ($735) for the 128GB model and CNY 5499 ($809) for the 256GB version.Xiaomi has officially announced Mi Notebook Air 12.5вЂі and Mi Notebook Air 13.3вЂі on July 27. Speaking of which, we don't exactly know if and when to expect Xiaomi's new line of ultrabooks, but all the signs seem to suggest that waiting a bit would be prudent if you are looking to pick up a Mi Notebook Air. The specs sheet mentions a weight of 1.3kg, which is almost identical to the 1.28kg of the original and we are pretty sure this is not the new amazing ultralight magnesium-lithium chassis, industry sources have been hinting at for the second generation Mi Notebook Air. There seem to be no design changes in the device.

#XIAOMI NOTEBOOK AIR 13.3 REVIEW BLUETOOTH#

Other specs include: Bluetooth 4.0,В 1 x USB-C (5Gb/s), 2x Type A USB 3.0 (2.5 Gb/s), a full-sized HDMI and a 4-cell battery with Type-C fast charge support for a 50% top-off in 30 minutes. In case you are wondering, the MX150 is a NVIDIA's entry-level Pascal laptop chip, which should deliver up to three times better performance-per-watt than the 940MX.ДЄs for memory, it is still set at 8GB, with a choice between either 128GB or 256GB of solid state storage. The GTX 940MX GPU has also been traded up for a GeForce MX150. The older 6th gen Core-i5 processor has been swapped for a 7th gen Core i5-7200U with a maximum clockspeed of 3.1GHz. The new model comes with a fingerprint reader, embedded in the corner of the trackpad, as well as an internal hardware refresh. As per the early info, this time around, Xiaomi only treated the 13.3-inch variant to some new hardware and not the ultraportable 12.5-inch one. And while the latter should come as no surprise to anybody familiar with the Chinese OEM's work, it is rather odd that the original Mi Notebook Air was unveiled last July and a second generation has been repeatedly teased and leaked ever since, with no actual progress to report.ДЄ 4G-capable variant was released in December and now we have what seems to be yet another refresh on our hands. Xiaomi's presence on the trendy ultralight laptop market is still very limited and rather confusing, but undeniably impressive in terms of value.

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