Xiaomi officially presented the PAD 7 Ultra, a flagship tablet that became the largest and most expensive in its line. Its key feature is the latest Xring O1 chip, the first company's own development, made by the advanced 3-Hm process.
The tablet has a minimalist housing with a thickness of only 5.1 mm and a weight of 609 g, as well as a framework around a display with a thickness of 3.95 mm. It is equipped with a 14-inch OLED-display with a resolution of 3.2k, the ratio of the sides 3: 2 and the renewal frequency of up to 120 Hz. The screen maintains a brightness up to 1600 nits and has an anti -screen Nano Soft Light, which, according to the manufacturer, reduces the impact of external light to 99%.
The new Xring O1 chip is built on an architecture with 10 nuclei, where the main nucleus operates at a frequency of 3.7 GHz. Xiaomi claims that it is more powerful than the latest flagship decisions Qualcomm, including Snapdragon 8 Elite.
The tablet received a 12,000 mA battery with a 120W fast charging support through USB-C. The audio system consists of 8 speakers, 4 amplifiers and 4 microphones. A 1.3 mm keyboard keyboard is also offered.
Memory volumes range from 12 to 16 GB of operative and 256 GB to 1 TB permanent. The cost of the PAD 7 Ultra starts with $ 800 and reaches $ 1030 in top -up.
In addition to the tablet, the company presented the updated smartphone Xiaomi 15s Pro, which is technically almost indistinguishable from the predecessor of Xiaomi 15 Pro, except the use of the new Xring O1 chip.
