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mikeycharles:
Xiaomi recently launched its Redmi Note 7 phone in China. The highlight of the phone is its 48MP camera sensor on the back. They claimed to have a 48MP Samsung GM1 sensor at the back along with a secondary 5MP camera for portrait shots.
If we talk about hardware, Redmi Note 7 packs a Snapdragon 660 chipset under the hood. When we look into Snapdragon 660 features, the chipset supports only up to the 25MP single camera. So, how does Redmi Note 7 sport a 48MP camera? Is it fake? Let us know the truth behind the 48MP sensor and how it works.
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The 48mp brouhaha ain't actually fake but a bit exaggerated by the company which is something most cheap ass OEMs engage in (hype a singular feature and ignore the rest). In common terms the word "interpolated" might be used here but that's not the entire truth of the matter.
Pixel Binning
The pixel binning is basically an ISP level implementation process where 4 pixels combine information into 1 pixel. In Samsung GM1 sensor, pixel binning takes pixels in a 2×2 grid and combines them into one.
Samsung-GM1-48MP-sensor
So, the information captured by 4 individual pixels is now combined into one large pixel that is also called Super Pixel. This data collected by 4 adjacent pixels combine into one “super pixel” and this is called pixel binning. However, the resulting image of this 4-in-1 pixel binning has an effective resolution 4x of the resolution of the sensor.
Basically the 48 mp is just a 12mp in reality but has been configured by Samsung to allow for more light and better resolution, Thus by combining raw data from four pixels into one, the output image is of a higher resolution as it captured a larger amount of light and also reduced the noise. Xiaomi used this sensor and claims to offer 48MP images that are actually captured from a 12MP sensor. However, the resulting image is brighter and has less noise after using the pixel binning because of the combination of four pixel’s data into one.
My issue here is this whole thing is more of a marketing gimmick since the Snapdragon 660 don't actually support 48 megapixel camera, Xiaomi keeps acting like the whole thing is a vital part of the phone. I know some people said Xiaomi might not have been aware about the whole 48mp ish, but that's a big fallacy since they purchased the chip and must have know about it's architecture and "limits".

Abuheekmat:
My next phone is xiaomi for sure

credon:
Madam the guy is a quality missionary, i suggest you support him with eighter prayers, offering, or tithe

naturalwaves:
All these useless paid agents...must you discredit Tecno and Infinix to make your point? This shows you really feel threatened by their dominance in the Nigerian market.

Ayebaeapretai:
young fella please stop going around to mislead people.

Ayebaeapretai:
young fella please stop going around to mislead people.

Ayebaeapretai:
young fella please stop going around to mislead people.

Adicsonbaba:
Jesus
Na so this phone don dey take style reduce for price o

obinna58:
Time to sell my camon x pro for redmi note 7 seems impressive

mytime24:
Bye bye to tecno

onyotakom:
pls help! I can't use my Google Play Store to download anymore. Each time I try to download any app on it, it keeps on telling me "download pending" and that's all. I don't know what to do.

HisExcellence:
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Xiaomi also had an event in Lagos, Nigeria, where it announced three new phones – the Redmi Note 7, the Redmi 7 (and the Redmi Go). These three phones already launched in various regions this year but are now available in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Redmi Note 7

The Redmi Note 7 launches as the first phone with a 48MP camera in Nigeria. It will be available in three variants and they will sell for the following prices:

3GB RAM + 32GB = NGN 58,000

4GB RAM + 64GB = NGN 66,900

4GB RAM + 128GB = NGN 75,500

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Redmi 7

The Redmi Note 7 arrived alongside its younger brother, the Redmi 7, which also launched in India earlier today. The Redmi 7 also has a Dot Drop display but its slightly smaller at 6.2 inches and which has an HD+ resolution. The display is certified as safe by TUV Rheinland and is also covered in Gorilla Glass 5.

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The phone will be available in the following configurations along with their respective prices:

2GB RAM + 16GB = NGN 42,000

3GB RAM + 32GB = NGN 47,500

3GB RAM + 64GB = NGN 53,500.


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Redmi Go

The Redmi Go wasn’t technically announced at the event. It wasn’t even mentioned at all. However, it is already on sale in Nigeria and can be purchased on Jumia Nigeria. It is available for N22,000 naira on the online store.

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About Xiaomi

Xiaomi Corporation was founded in April 2010 and listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 9 July, 2018 (1810.HK). Xiaomi is an internet company with smartphones and smart hardware connected by an IoT platform at its core.



With the vision of being friends with its users and being the “coolest company” in the hearts of its users, Xiaomi is committed to continuous innovation, with an unwavering focus on quality and efficiency. The company relentlessly builds amazing products with honest prices to let everyone in the world enjoy a better life through innovative technology.



Xiaomi is currently the world’s fourth-largest smartphone brand, and has established the world’s largest consumer IoT platform, with more than 150.9 million smart devices (excluding smartphones and laptops) connected to its platform. Currently, Xiaomi products are present in more than 80 countries and regions around the world and have a leading foothold in many markets.


There Outlet with be Open at Computer Village, Ikeja Lagos.

grafixdon:
Thank you jare.

Afrocentric:
Prove it.

noobody:
Great succesful deals always

krattoss:
word bro..word.

Am still using note 5, although ain't in a hurry to sell it but truth I tell u, xiamo, Huawei and recent Samsung has up their game..if infinix doesn't follow suit,then they should be ready for their customers to jump ship.

Xiaomi is the truth thoor

joshingjosh:
Still available

joshingjosh:
Still available

hobat4cash:
Lol. The calcare guys say its a software issue. That the software will be available by next week in uyo. So will be returning there next week for it to be fixed. Meanwhile i bought the phone this Tuesday.

Davidem111:
Help Needed

scarycuteface:
an they are currently helping Africa phone market

MykinsMcCoy:
We're here already sir. All Slot Stores and pointed stores.

contact me if you're want to get yours on the Island

....Let's show you the Beauty of technology

bravesoul247:
Guy just hold your peace abeg,ahah! Use your Xiaomi and let us hear word. Must everyone follow the same route? You guys are so damn annoying

Techiekingee:
I'm planning on buying one of the two buh I just can't pick the better one...xiaomi and Huawei users

ssANIKUDIss:
They are available on Jumia.

Redmi Note 7 3GB/32GB ₦58,000
Redmi Note 7 4GB/64GB ₦66,900
Redmi Note 7 4GB/128GB ₦75,500
Redmi 7 2GB/16GB ₦42,000
Redmi 7 3GB/32GB ₦47,500
Redmi 7 3GB/64GB ₦53,500
Redmi Go 1GB/8GB ₦22,000
Redmi 6A 2GB/16GB ₦31,000
Redmi A2 Lite 3GB/32GB ₦54,871
Redmi A2 Lite 4GB/64GB ₦63,034

Contact https:///2348131910622 to place your orders.

ZesusHVWritter:
Typical situation with infinix, tecno and itel publicizers; none of them buys/uses the said phones but you see the same people who are clueless as to the normal operations of these devices advising others to buy these ungodly products.

Notasyouthink:
Is like you're a child because you don't know history.
Gowon and his government started the war by;

1) Turning down what he signed with ojukwu in aburi immediately he came down to dordan barracks lagos.

2)Igbos were killed in thousands in the north, gowon did not say or do anything.

3) gowon allowed the British to deceive him.

In a situation like the above listed things, what do expect a brave and loving leader like ojukwu to do??