A few days ago, Xiaomi officially launched the new flagship Xiaomi Mi 11, which has been pre-sold in all channels. The price starts at 3999 yuan ($612.52 US) and will be officially launched at 0:00 on January 1, 2021.
Before the appearance of Mi 11, online users have already begun to speculate about the hardware configuration of Mi 11 Pro.
Today, an important specification regarding Xiaomi 11 Pro has been leaked. As of the latest news, the screen specification of the Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro are accurately the same as those of the Mi 11, and the same is the upper left corner perforated screen, but the rear lens module may have some differences.
According to the official introduction, this time Xiaomi Mi 11 is furnished with the top screen ever of Xiaomi mobile phone.
Xiaomi Mi 11 uses a 6.81-inch 2K resolution 120Hz four-way micro-curved screen with a peak brightness of up to 1500nit.
At the same time, the screen has also received a DisplayMate A+ rating. Additionally, the Xiaomi series or Redmi series will also have an under-screen camera phone based on the new platform.
It is understood that in June 2019, Xiaomi released the first-generation under-screen camera technology, using transparent cathode and anode materials.
In October of the same year, the second-generation under-screen camera technology was unveiled, using part of the mainstream pixel display in the industry at that time, and the other part was transparent. Plan.
In August this year, Xiaomi’s third-generation under-screen camera technology was officially released, retaining the full-pixel display.
By making the pixel gap into a transparent material and redesigning the pixel drive circuit, the light-transmitting effect is realized.
In this regard, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said that this is a breakthrough in under-screen technology, reaching the level of mass production! Don’t worry, everyone is expected to mass production next year.
After exploring various-shaped screens and lift cameras, Xiaomi is expected to release its first flagship phone with under-screen cameras next year.
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