The competition in the smartphone industry is driving the need for expanding the global smartphone market. A recent announcement from Xiaomi on Twitter shows that its latest flagship, Redmi K20 Pro will be arriving in Nepal on August 8th.
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The Redmi K20 Pro comes with the flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SoC with up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. The display is a 6.39-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with a resolution of 1080 x 2340. In addition, the Redmi K20 Pro uses a 48MP Sony main camera with a 13MP super-wide sensor. It also has a third 8MP telephoto lens on the rear.
The rear camera supports 960 frames of super slow-motion video shooting, handheld super night scene mode, portrait mode, 2x optical zoom and shooting proofs. The main lens is Sony IMX586 with an aperture of F / 1.75. For selfies, this smartphone uses a 20MP pop-up camera. The selfie camera supports multiple beauty modes, large wide-angle panoramic imaging, and self-timer angle mode. The battery capacity is 4000 mAh with 27W fast charge (Quick Charge 4+). This promises to deliver a full charge in 73 minutes. Furthermore, it adopts a dual three-dimensional heat dissipation structure as well as Game Turbo 2.0 technology which makes this device good for high-demanding games like PUGB. This smartphone also comes with a dual-frequency GPS and NFC.
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Efe Udin, a government tech policy expert is a seasoned tech writer with over seven years of tech writing experience. Efe's true passion lies in exploring the intersection of technology, politics, and brand feuds.
With an astute understanding of the power dynamics and competitive landscape within the tech world, Efe delves into the intricacies of how technology influences political discourse and how brand rivalries shape the industry.
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