In recent weeks there have been several leaks regarding the highly anticipated Mi Note 2. The last one dates back to today and allows us to take a look at what, most likely, will be the specifications of the device. In fact, several slides of what appears to be the PowerPoint presentation that will be used for the launch of the smartphone, expected for October 25th, have appeared online.
The first slide highlights the 5,7 "AMOLED curved display with 2K resolution, featuring Force Touch technology and developed by LG. The display will be protected by Gorilla Glass, while the back of the device will be ceramic.
The second image shows the technical sector of the Mi Note 2, consisting of the 821 GHz Snapdragon 2.35 chipset, 6Gb of RAM and 128 Gb of ROM. There should also be another version, less performing, with 4 Gb of RAM and 64 Gb of ROM. According to the leaks, the photographic sector will be of excellent workmanship, thanks to the two Sony IMX318 and IMX378 sensors, respectively 23 and 12 Mpx, equipped with optical image stabilization. The front camera will instead be 8 Mpx.
The Mi Note 2 will be the second Xiaomi smartphone, after Mi 5S, to be fitted with an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor mounted below the glass. Among the many features are fast-charging technology and NFC support, as well as the iris scanner that will allow us to unlock the device without using the fingerprint sensor. The 4 Gb version of RAM should be sold at approximately 379 Euro, while the most performing model should cost around the 415 Euro. All specifications are not yet confirmed, despite the slides seem authentic. We will continue to update you on the Mi Note 2 as soon as we know more about it.
