At 19:30 next Monday, March 29, Xiaomi will hold a spring conference with the theme "Endless Life" in which it will present a wave of new products. So many products that the vice president of Xiaomi and general manager of the Redmi brand, Lu Weibing, has just stated in no uncertain terms: "Many new products will be presented, prepare the diapers!"
The conference of 29 March is approaching: Lu Weibing: "prepare the diapers!"
A very useful tip for Xiaomi super fans who will not want to miss a second of the conference, but which hopefully is not really necessary. Lu Weibing was perhaps supposed to address this advice privately to Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, who instead will have to present a myriad of new products in an event that according to Chinese sources could last from three to four hours, thus ending in the middle of the night.
But what will our favorite CEO risk collapse for? Well, as we learned in the previous days, on March 29 the new Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra, Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro, Xiaomi Mi 11 Youth Edition and the long-awaited new generation of Xiaomi Mi MIX will be presented, which will adopt advanced technology of liquid lens for the main camera and hopefully a foldable screen design as well.
If not the devices just mentioned are not enough, on day 29 the new Xiaomi Mi Pad 5 will also be unveiled Mi Band 6, the Mi Notebook Pro and the new generation air conditioner; all products already anticipated with teasers and leaks.
Xiaomi will also go to present the new chip Arises developed in house, although unlike in the past, it is not a SoC for smartphones, but an ISP control chip.
Added to this is the possible announcement of the production of aXiaomi branded car. Although the brand has previously replied that it has not yet created a real project, the same has admitted that it has carried out relevant research and does not rule out anticipating something next Monday.
So there is really a lot of meat on the fire and day 29 we will find out together. We too with the hope of not having to need diapers to follow the conference.
