5 more devices released in Xiaomi codes

The Xiaomiui's team has been digging again, and once again they have found interesting lines in Xiaomi codes that could indicate the arrival of 5 new, previously unknown Xiaomi devices.

1. The display will be 90 Hz, the back will have 3 cameras, a 64 MP GW3 wide-angle, a 0.6x ultra-wide-angle and a 3x tele-macro lens.
2. It's codenamed Succulent, and the other features we know so far are the same as the previous device. It's possible that these two models are variants of each other, like, say, the Redmi Note 9 and Note 9S.
3. There are two code names, Evergreen and Evergo. I don't know how lucky the name Evergreen is, the ship of this company stuck in the Suez Canal in March.
   The display will be 90 Hz, and there will be 4 cameras on the back, the main sensor being a 50 MP GN2 wide-angle lens, a 0.6x ultra-wide-angle lens, a tele-macro and a depth sensor.
4. The code names for unit 4 are Mona and Lisa. It's not a joke, really. :D The display is a 90 Hz 20:9 aspect ratio panel with a front-facing camera below the display. The main camera is a 64 MP GW3 wide angle lens. There is also an ultra wide angle lens and a telephoto macro lens. It will be able to super-macro function. In terms of video, it is capable of 960 FPS and 8K recording. The exact CPU type is not known, but Qualcomm will provide it.
   It looks like a very high-end phone, and it's not inconceivable that it's already from the Mi 12 series.
   
5. Code names Pisarro and Pissaropro. Display specifications are unknown, but there will be 3 cameras on the device. The main lens is a 48 MP lens, but without compression or pixel stitching. While an average phone with a 48 MP camera usually takes 12 MP images, then 4 pixels are stitched together, this is not the case. The 48 MP will be after the stitching, so it's possible that this is actually a 192 MP lens, the first on the market, and will be released under the Redmi brand. The other two lenses are a 0.6x ultra-wide and a 3x telephoto macro lens.

New devices will really start to appear every month or week, as I explained in a previous articlewhy this is not a good direction to take, apart from environmental considerations.

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