Xiaomi's marketers were a bit overzealous, posting images of the Mi Pad 4 and its expected launch price in China ahead of time on the official site. An inquisitive reader spotted it and quickly saved a picture and the price.
The specifications on the official site include an 8″ display size, 3 GB and 4 GB RAM. However, there is no 6 GB RAM version, which we wrote about earlier. Both versions are available with WiFi and LTE.
The 4 GB RAM model has 64 GB of built-in storage. The 3 GB model has no storage capacity, but is expected to have 32 GB.
The screenshot shows the 4 GB Wi-Fi model, and the price is ¥1399 (~$215), which could come in at around $83,990 for Hungarian purchase and warranty, which is a few thousand less than the previous news ($230). In light of this, the expected price for the 3 GB Wi-Fi model is ¥1199 (~$184), or ¥1299 (~$199), or HUF 71,990 or HUF 77,490. Of course, these are starting (introductory) prices, so even prices in known foreign webshops may vary. At these prices in yuan, their profit is not even included.
According to information, the Mi Pad 4 will be available in black and gold colours in the first round following the announcement (25 June).
Xiaomi has already confirmed that the Mi Pad 4 will come with a 16:10 aspect ratio display, Snapdragon 660 processor, AI face unlock, and a 6000 mAh battery
How do you like it? :-)
