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Xiaomi Mi-Two: The first APQ8064 S4 Pro handset

Name: Xiaomi Mi-Two: The first APQ8064 S4 Pro handset
Brand: Xiaomi
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Ronnie Bulaong August 17, 2012 · 1 min read

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Qualcomm’s quad-core entry, the Snapdragon APQ8064 S4, has now found its first home in the form of Xiaomi Mi-Two smartphone.

Last month we showed you guys the benchmark results of the Snapdragon APQ8064 on a developer’s tablet. You can read more about the processor here. With its new home, we can finally see how the new processor performs in real world scenario.

The Xiaomi Mi-Two will be sold for 1,999 Yuan (or about Php13k) and will be available starting this October.

Unfortunately, just like the Meizu MX that we also featured before, there’s a slim chance that we may see this quad-core smartphone being officially launched in the Philippines.

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This article was written by Ronnie Bulaong, a special features contributor and correspondent for YugaTech. Follow him on Twitter @turonbulaong.

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41 Comments

Anonymous · 13 years ago

I have a Mi2 which I bought in China. Ang sarap gamitin. Sobrang bilis. Cheap phone na panapat o masasabi kong mas angat sa iphone.

geco · 14 years ago

hindi papayag sila samsung, htc, sony, lg, etc..

under 15k ng m2 may quadcore ,8mp, 2150mah, a very nice os mod

samantalang mid range palang nila yung 15k below T_T

Hideki · 14 years ago

you can buy it online, afaik http://techideki.com/xiaomi-m2-quad-core-specs-review-jellybean/ :P

ligth · 14 years ago

I live here in the Philippines and have been using the mi-one phone since February 2012.

The MIUI rom (modified android) which comes with it is very smooth and amazing! I have someone hand carry it from china and yes, I can confirm for you that it has an english language.

This is because the MIUI was originally based from the cyanogen mod and it has a lot of fans/developers from around the world. see miui.us if you’re anxious :P

light · 14 years ago

Last year’s launch was online-exclusive. They can’t be simply bought from retailers at malls in China, so you have to wait for your reservation ticket online.

Hopefully it won’t be like that this year.