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In 2017, Xiaomi released its first SoC, the Surge S1, manufactured using a 28nm process and used in the Mi 5C phone. However, the chip failed to gain traction in the competitive smartphone market.
The company launched the Surge S1 back in 2017, powering the Xiaomi Mi 5C. The Surge S2 was in the works before the manufacturer pulled the plug on its custom SoC project. But Xiaomi kept itself ...
Xiaomi Mi 5c Android smartphone. Announced Feb 2017. Features 5.15″ display, Xiaomi Surge S1 chipset, 12 MP primary camera, 8 MP front camera, 2860 mAh battery, 64 GB storage, 3 GB RAM.
Xiaomi is stepping up big with its own chip, the XRING 01, aiming to build more phone tech in-house and stay ahead of the pack. CEO Lei Jun revealed the chip’s name on Weibo, with a launch ...
Xiaomi Mi 5c mobile was launched in February 2017. The phone comes with a 5.15-inch touchscreen display offering a resolution of 1080x1920 pixels at a pixel density of 428 pixels per inch (ppi).
That was a mid-range chip that was used in one single phone, the Xiaomi Mi 5c, and didn't have a lot of redeeming qualities otherwise. The Xring O1, however, is being made as a high-end "flagship ...
Xiaomi introduced the Surge S1 mobile phone chip back in 2017, and made its debut on the Mi 5c smartphone, and the Surge S2 was introduced at the MWC 2018 and was expected to debut in the Mi 6X, but ...
The Xring 01 represents a huge leap forward, but it isn't Xiaomi's first chip. Their journey began with the Surge S1 in 2017. This entry-level processor powered the Mi 5C smartphone but had modest ...
Xiaomi is set to launch its new smartphone chip ... developed by a standalone unit in close partnership with TSMC. It debuted on the Mi 5c but never expanded to other phones, owing to unexpected ...
Xiaomi’s journey to develop its first custom chipset has been quite bumpy, starting with the Surge S1, which Xiaomi launched in the Mi 5c about seven years ago but didn’t achieve much success. Then, ...
Chinese smartphone and EV maker Xiaomi said on Thursday it will launch a new self-developed advanced mobile chip, XringO1, in ...