The Chinese giant Xiaomi today officially announced the Redmi Max 100 TV, along with the latest version of the Redmi Book Pro 2022 laptops.
The Xiaomi event kicked off today to launch the new versions of the K50 phones, along with the Redmi Max 100 TV and the Redmi Book Pro 2022, which comes with a 15-inch screen.
Device Redmi Max 100 TV
The Redmi Max 100 features a 98-inch LCD screen, 4K display quality, 3840 by 2160 pixels, 120Hz refresh rate, and the screen supports DCI-P3 color gamut by 94%, and also supports Dolby Audio technology in audio, Dolby Atmos technology, and DTS-HD .
The TV also comes with two 15W speakers, with a quad-core A73 processor, 4 GB RAM, and 64 GB storage.
The device also launches with the MIUI interface, supports Wi-Fi 6 technology, and includes two HDMI 2.1 ports, and the device is scheduled to launch at a price of 3150 in the Chinese market.
Computer Redmi Book Pro 2022
Xiaomi offers this version with a screen size of 15 inches in an IPS LCD screen with a resolution of 3200 by 2000 pixels, and the screen supports a refresh rate of 90Hz, and dimensions of 16:10.
The RedmiBook Pro 2022 also comes with the 12th generation of Intel processors, with the highest model coming with the Intel Core-i7 12650H processor, and there is a model with the i5-12450H processor.
It also comes with 16 GB of RAM in LPDDR5, and a capacity of 512 GB in a capacity of PCIe 4.0, and it includes the highest model of the Nvidia RTX 2050 graphics card with 4 GB of RAM in GDDR6, while the i5 version comes with an Intel UHD screen card.
The device includes a 72Wh battery, supports 100W fast charging technology, and runs Windows 11.
The RedmiBook Pro 2022 also includes two Thunderbolt ports, two USB-A 3.2 ports, an HDMI 2.0 connector, an audio input, and an SD card reader.
The Core-i5 model with an Intel UHD graphics card is priced at $834, while the featured model comes with a Core-i7 processor and RTX 2050 graphics card at $1133.
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