A new published video shows the interior of the top of the range Xiaomi 12, showing all the superior components with which it is equipped.
The highlight goes directly to the extensive cooling system that occupies a huge surface area of the terminal.
The video inside the Xiaomi 12 shows the sensors and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor
The Gizmochina website has just published a video showing the entire interior and respective “secrets” of the Xiaomi 12. In the images we can see how the Chinese brand “arranged” the latest cutting-edge technology in its flagship.
And as soon as the back cover is lifted, we immediately see the robust 4500 mAH battery and the circular coil that allows wireless charging of the terminal. Remember that this coil quickly charges the terminal, in wireless mode, to 50 watts.
In the images you can also see, in more detail, the integrated sensors and the latest Qualcomm processor, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. In the video it is also noted that the 32-megapixel front camera can be removed, without affecting the screen. by the most curious and daring users.
The cooling system of the Xiaomi 12 occupies a huge area of the terminal
But since it could not stop being the highlight, it goes directly to the cooling system included in this smartphone. In the images we can visualize, instead of imagining, the 10345 mm² graphite, the 226 mm² white graphene and the 2600 mm² Super VC liquid cooling.
And we do not say more so as not to run the risk of committing the “sin” of spoiler for users who follow these “series” of disassembly of the most relevant smartphones on the market. You can see the full video in this link.
Xiaomi with new mouse crowdfunding campaign aimed at games
Meanwhile, other Xiaomi-related news reports that the Chinese brand has announced a new gaming mouse, Xiaomi Gaming Mouse Lite, whose crowdfunding campaign begins tomorrow, January 12.
According to the Chinese brand, the cursor will weigh only 72 grams and will integrate dust-resistant movement microswitches, which have a lifespan of 80 million clicks.
In turn, the IP54 rating ensures that the cursor does not accumulate dust deposits that can later lead to difficulties in the double-click task. Xiaomi Gaming Mouse Lite has a response time of 1 ms thanks to the built-in 32-bit NXP ARM architecture and is equipped with a Pixart 3327 optical sensor with up to 6200 DPI.
The crowdfunding campaign begins on January 12 and ends on January 19.