xiaomi Mi3 Released! Specs and Pictures


Im guessing that is the led.
& what is that on the left side. Mi2 also got that one but 2 of them. until now i still dont know what is the use of it. At 1st, i thought it is some kind of sensor like the galaxy s4..

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are the buttons finaly backlighted or still like other xiaomi device no backlight ?
 
I just sold my MI2 not because i didnt like it (i loved it) but because i ordered a MI2s and they sent me a MI2 so a friend bought my MI2 for the new price, so i didnt do any damage. But it seems a bit stupid to buy the MI2s now that the MI3 is out.

The only reason i would wait for a phone is 4G (LTE) but i cant find anywhere if the MI3 will have it? I think if it wont i might buy a nexus 5 or any other device that will get MIUi for sure. I just cant make my descision if i just buy a MI2s now or wait for a LTE phone :S
 
If you require lte buy a galaxy s4 and install unofficial MIUI on it for now.

It's ment to get official MIUI later this year.

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Xiaomi M3 has LTE capabilities by its Snapdragon CPU, but it seems it's not enabled by software yet. Reading some answers from official Xiaomi facebook account, you can say for almost 100% sure that M3 WILL have LTE.
 
Interesting. Especially cause my contract features unlimited full speed lte use...

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Hellow everyone. Will the Mi3 support AT&T or T-mobile in the US? I'm really bad with networking and don't understand TD-CDMA vs WCDMA and all the different bands. :(
 
The spec of the glass used is rather confusing. It says Sharp/Lg/Gorilla. Can it be really infused into one?Any explanation on this or I just misunderstood?
 
Gorilla Glass is not the screen itself, but a layer that makes it really hard to scratch and a bit harder to borke.
About what parts are made by Sharp and what others by LG, I don't know. Or maybe there are different screens for each model (Tegra and Snapdragon)
 
Hellow everyone. Will the Mi3 support AT&T or T-mobile in the US? I'm really bad with networking and don't understand TD-CDMA vs WCDMA and all the different bands.
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anyone?
 
lxd said:
I am asking because I do not understand the reading. -__-
what about compatibility with US carrier?
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You need 850 and 1900 wcdma bands for att in the us. I'm using them now on my mi2. T-Mobile uses 1700 and 2100 bands but has started rolling out 1900 MHz in a few places. So if you don't have 1900 MHz you'll be stuck on slow edge. Works perfect on att for me though.

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