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RedmiBook 14 officially presented with Intel Core i7 and NVIDIA MX250

Together with the Flagship Killer 2.0, the Redmi K20 Pro and the cheaper K20, today Redmi also presented a new laptop, the RedmiBook 14, which aims to beat the competition also in the laptop sector.

RedmiBook 14 officially presented with Intel Core i7 and NVIDIA MX250

RedmiBook 14 specific official specifications specs

The new Xiaomi sub-brand laptop comes with an 14 inch screen and 1920 × 1080 resolution, 5,75mm edges and a 81,2% screen to body ratio. The RedmiBook 14 is then powered by Intel's eighth generation processors ranging from the Intel Core i5-8265U to the Intel Core i7-8565 @4.60Ghz, while the GPU is an NVIDIA GeForce MX250 for consumption of only 25W. Depending on the CPU model we will have 8GB of RAM accompanied by 256GB or 512GB of ultra fast SSD type memory.

RedmiBook 14 specific official specifications specs

The RedmiBook 14 comes with a metal body with a thickness of 17,95 millimeters, while the weight settles on 1,5kg. The handset has also been optimized to dissipate heat optimally, in fact it has a grid in the lower part quite large of well 2530 square millimeters. As for the keyboard instead, the keys have a width of 19mm and a travel distance 1.3mm.

RedmiBook 14 specific official specifications specs

Among the other features on board the first Redmi laptop we find the DTS technology for an improved surround effect, Smart Unlock 2.0 and a special mode created by Xiaomi with the name of “Modern Standby” that allows you to wake up the laptop instantly when needed.

RedmiBook 14 specific official specifications specs

Finally, Redmi promises an autonomy of 10 hours, even if they have not made known the real size of the battery. While the available ports are: power supply, audio jack from 3.5mm, HDMI, 2xUSB 3.0 and 1xUSB 2.0.

RedmiBook 14 specific official specifications specs

Now let's see how much the RedmiBook 14 will cost, at least on Chinese soil. It starts from a price of 3999 Yuan (517 €) for the processor version Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD storage e 4299 Yuan (555 €) if you want 512GB memory internal. Instead for the variant with processor Intel Core i7, 8GB of RAM and 512GB of SSD memory you will have to shell out 4999 Yuan (646 €).

RedmiBook 14 specific official specifications specs

Pierpaolo Figuccia
Pierpaolo Figuccia

Nerd, passionate about technology, photography and video maker. And of course I love Xiaomi products!

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Marco
Marco
4 years ago

Too bad, XIaomi's misstep with the redmi brand to create competition in a notebook range in which other Chinese companies (chuwi and teclast above all) and in Europe Acer even more (with the swift 1, complete notebooks with N5000 cpu) of do something in the range between 300-400 euros. A less performing cpu was enough and instead all the rest of the components would be more complete. And they would also have taken that slice of the market that is now selling a lot especially in areas where Xiaomi already has large slices of the market. Really pity I repeat but perhaps they simply had to dispose of many... Read the rest »

Marco
Marco
4 years ago

I think I know enough about XIaomi since I madly bought a certain Xiaomi Mi1 in Shenzhen in 2011. Having said that, not wanting to write an article I had summarized and I apologize in a somewhat summary and perhaps poco consonant, a much more articulated discourse. When it comes to multinationals or large companies and millionaire agreements, components of this kind are "pre-ordered" en masse even when the product is not there or the current use to be made of it is not yet known. These are pre-established marketing positions to maintain strong "relationships" and points of advantage over the competition and this is what I was referring to... Read the rest »

Marco
Marco
4 years ago

Imagine, exchanging opinions is always a plus for both interlocutors. I return to this point given the education of my interlocutor to specifically highlight a point of my speech. If Xiaomi, having by now consolidated, manages as in this case to use intel cpu of the q3 2018 of the medium-high range, the other two Chinese companies still not having that thickness to date offer "inventories" of 2016-2017. This cuts costs a lot. Then in the case of Chuwi an assembly poco finished does the rest. To date, as a low budget notebook but really usable on the market there is only Teclast (I speak on the market... Read the rest »

Marco Mastrojanni
Marco Mastrojanni
4 years ago

Compared to the xiaomi mi book pro, what are the differences? Redmi seems to cost a lot less

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