Chinese manufacturer of smartphones, Xiaomi has introduced several smartphones in its Mi 11 series this year. While Xiaomi has not yet officially approved the existence of the Xiaomi Mi 12, a new report from China claims it has leaked information about important phone specifications.
An improved Mi 12 series of Xiaomi smartphone specifications introduced online. The layout of the LPDDR5X was announced a day ago by JEDEC and one of the first smartphones to integrate this technology now is rumored to be the upcoming Mi 12.
According to new rumors it is suggested that Xiaomi Mi 12 will get LPDDR5X RAM and the ability to expose the Snapdragon 898 processor.
This contradicts the previous report that the Mi 12 is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 895 SoC.
This processor can reach clock speeds of 3.9GHz and under quad-core design. The new RAM configuration offers a maximum data transfer rate of 6 400 Mbps to 8,533 Mbps, double what LPDDR4X can handle.
In addition, thanks to the new RAM technology, the Mi 11 will provide signal integrity and flexible upgrade management to provide system reliability.
Previous leaks indicated that more advanced specifications would be available, including a 200MP camera while the Mi 12 Ultra could receive 200W charging support.
Currently, the Snapdragon 888 and Snapdragon 870 processors do not support LPDDR5X RAM. But the upcoming Snapdragon 898 processor is expected to receive LPDDR5X support.
Xiaomi Mi 12 can come with a Snapdragon
As much as what proves true is yet to be seen, the Xiaomi Mi 12 could be announced this year or early 2022.
The Mi 12 is expected to play the punch-hole design with ultra-slim bezels and an in-display fingerprint sensor for secure biometric authentication.
The back will be fitted with a quarter camera unit. The smartphone may have a 6.8-inch QHD display with 1400 x 3200 pixels AMOLED screen and an aspect ratio of 20: 9. The smartphone may have a pixel density of 514ppi, with a refresh rate of -120Hz.
Xiaomi is expected to launch the leading Mi 12 Smartphones by the end of December this year. However, new calls may take a few weeks to reach global markets after launch.
