MobileNews

Xiaomi announces Mi TV 5 and Mi TV 5 Pro in three sizes

Xiaomi announced today the Mi CC9 Pro smartphone, but not before it unveiled the Mi TV 5 and Mi TV 5 Pro lineup. The new series offers three models with different sizes – 55″, 65″, and 75″. They Pro variations come with better panels and more memory.

Xiaomi announces Mi TV 5 in three sizes

The Mi TV 5 lineup is offered in three diagonals – 55″, 65″, and 75″. The bezels are 47% thinner than the Mi TV 4 lineup, while the TVs are only 5.9mm (55″) to 9.9mm (75″) thick.

On the inside, an Amologic T972 chipset, built on the 12nm process, offers 8K video playback thanks to some sophisticated image quality engine technology. The chipset is coupled by 3 GB RAM and 32 GB storage on the Mi TV 5, while the Pro comes with 4/64 GB combo.

The Pro also gets a 4K QLED panel. It covers NTSC 108% color space (opposed to 85% in the regular variant) and offers MEMC motion technology and HDR10+.

Xiaomi announces Mi TV 5 in three sizes

Xiaomi provided the Mi TV 5 with 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB, Ethernet, and S/PDIF. Wi-Fi 802.11 ac and Bluetooth are the connectivity options if you don’t want any additional cables. For the audio, there are two stereo speakers at 8W each with DTS Audio and Dolby Audio support.

Pricing for the Mi TV 5 is CNY2,999 ($430/€385), CNY3,999 ($570/€515), and CNY7,999 ($1,145/€1,030) for the 55″, 65″ and 75″ versions. If you desire the Pro variant, then you have to shed CNY3,699 ($530/€475), CNY4,999 ($715/€640), and CNY9,999 ($1,430/€1,285). Sales begin on November 11.

Source


Author: Yordan
Source: GSMArena

Related posts
GamingNews

Take-Two Boss Predicts Actual Good Video Game Streaming Within 3 Years, Says for Streaming to Matter It Would Have to Run GTA 6 as Well as Consoles

GamingNews

'Pricing Has Not Kept Pace With Inflation' — Take-Two Boss Insists Rockstar Got GTA 6 Standard and Ultimate Edition Price Points Right

GamingNews

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick Won't Rule Out GTA 6 on Disc at Some Point, Insists Decision Had Nothing to Do With Concern Over Leaks

CryptoNews

CLARITY Act Enters ‘Walking Dead’ State as SEC Prepares Crypto Rules