Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 leaks with Intel processor!


The Xiaomi Mi Pad was the world’s first ever NVIDIA Tegra K1 device. Which meant it was plenty powerful, and thanks to Xiaomi being the makers, it was very much in the budget of many a buyer as well. Xiaomi also launched the Mi 3 for China Mobile with the NVIDIA Tegra 4, but apparently the young OEM from China will give NVIDIA a ditch for Intel for the next installation of the Mi Pad.

Purported leaked images of the device surfaced earlier today in China. The design looks visibly this time round; the current Mi Pad takes a lot from the Apple iPad mini in terms of design. The new design is less angular and looks more like a bloated up smartphone than a full-fledged tablet, but continues to have the same 7.9-inch screen size.

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A quick look at the leaked pictures, and you’re told that the possible Xiaomi Mi Pad 2 will come with Android v4.4.4 KitKat as default. Thanks to the heavily forked MIUI Android interface, users of Xiaomi devices get a lot of features with weekly updates.

Coming back to the internal specifications of the Mi Pad 2, it’ll have a 1.8GHz Intel processor (a variant of the Atom series, presumably) along with 2GB of RAM, if the leaked photos are anything to go by. Last but not the least, the pictures also point at a 16GB on-board storage that the tablet could have.

What do you make of these specifications? Rumour or rubbish?

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14 Comments

  1. wtflol
    December 24, 2014

    very ugly damn…. can’t be serious.. i hope

  2. Евгений Назаренко
    December 24, 2014

    fake 100%

  3. December 24, 2014

    You’re such a n00b… ^^

  4. Adam Irvine
    December 24, 2014

    I’m not keen on it personally… For starters I’m not sure the jump to Intel would be a very god idea in terms of Android performance and the side bezels look really wide in comparison to the ‘ideal’ physical form factor of the iPad Mini…

    My Mrs has an iPad Mini and I must say, they have the dimensions absolutely spot on, I just really really hate iOS!

  5. realjjj
    December 24, 2014

    There is no MI branding on the hardware in the pics is it, so likely some random tab running MIUI.
    And that Intel should be slower than the Tegra K1.

  6. rasheda564
    December 24, 2014

    rubbish

  7. Sere83
    December 24, 2014

    looks fake to me, design is too drab

  8. androidtv
    December 24, 2014

    Seriously ugly! I hope it’s fake. The last one was a great design.

  9. amirexpressir
    December 24, 2014

    they have to use : “android-Windows”..its really useful and many like teclast and ramos join them into one tablet….
    Also, the Minimum Internal must be 32gb and other variants up to 256GB

    3G/4G must be on board
    As for other features,if they again use the previous mipad Features, It will be boast much more success than former glory

  10. trapchan
    December 24, 2014

    disappointed at xiaomi lately

  11. john
    December 25, 2014

    Just no point, I do not see Xiaomi being stupid enough to make such device.
    Mi Pad offers incredible performance at the low price point, I do not see any reason why they need to make the low spec version of Mi Pad to compete with other cheap chinese tablets.

  12. December 25, 2014

    What’s with the huge bezels? Does not look like a tablet at all…

  13. nicklolka
    December 26, 2014

    How much do you get money from Meizu for such a lie?
    It’s a cheap tablet from Xiaomi, idiots!

    • ExPLIT
      August 4, 2016

      This “cheap” tablet from Xiaomi has pretty much the same Hardware as Jolla Tablet (Only 670 pieces worldwide!)
      It can be reflashed to SailfishOS