After Xiaomi MIPAD, the first device with a processor Nvidia Tegra K1, the company seems to have changed his mind and decided to integrate an Intel processor for the next generation of tablets known until now as Xiaomi MIPAD 2.
A few months ago Xiaomi MiPad, a tablet with some very powerful features and a price well below normal in this type of devices that prevailed in the market was launched. One of its unique features back then was the integration of a processor Nvidia Tegra K1, thus becoming the first product with this SoC. The truth is that this component thing have not done anything wrong to Xiaomi although it appears that the manufacturer expects to launch a revamped version of the tablet, the alleged Xiaomi MiPad 2 with a different processor, Intel opting this time.
The first device leaks have come today directly from China. As you can see in the pictures, though not of great quality, the tablet would have a very similar design to the previous but discarding the rounded edges, which brought great “reviews” by advocates of Apple (the MiPad has a fairly obvious to iPad) influences. The new design is less angular and looks more like a “bloated” smartphone than a real tablet, but still has the same screen size of 7.9 inches, which would not correspond with previous leaks that spoke of a screen 9, 2 inches.
A quick look at the other catches indicates that possibly the future Xiaomi MiPad 2 comes with Android 4.4.4 KitKat operating system by default, but thanks to the MIUI interface, users Xiaomi devices get weekly updates with interesting news. Returning to the technical specifications, this tablet will feature an Intel processor (a variant of the Atom series presumably mounted eg netbooks) to 1.8 GHz with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal memory.
The truth is that to be true these specifications may stay somewhat short of what we might expect from Xiaomi for next year, something to put out more than it offers Xiaomi MiPad.
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