Exactly!!! But then I understand the other persons opinion and perspective! Accountability is very important when it comes to trust and reliability, it they can’t meet this criteria even if their products are good and top notch, why would the public believe any other things you dish out to them!
So if their product is good they have the right to lie about sales? if your product is good then your sales output should speak for you rather than lie about your sales figure .......when a brand starts lying bout sales figures then it means that their sales performance has dropped .
Infinix, an emerging brand in the consumer electronics market has unveiled its first flagship laptop series – INBook X1. Combining a stylish, thin and lightweight design with ultimate performance, the launch represents Infinix’s foray into a new product category, as it joins forces with Intel and Microsoft. Through the INBook X1 series, Infinix aims to deliver a bespoke device with industry-leading capabilities to meet the growing demand of customer needs today. INBook X1 will come in three versions: INBook Pro with Intel® Core™ i7-1065G7, Intel Iris Plus up to 64EU, INBook X1 with Intel® Core™ i5-1005G1/i3-1035G1.
“Leveraging our deep understanding of consumers in the smartphone space, we are thrilled to enter a new era with Intel and Microsoft by launching our first laptop series. This not only marks a significant milestone for the brand, but also signifies our commitment to our global customers. Driven by our passion to empower today’s youth, we are dedicated to creating cutting-edge technology and stylish dynamic PCs to meet the ever-evolving needs of youthful digital lifestyles”, said Benjamin Jiang, Managing Director of Infinix Mobility.
“We are pleased to see the powerful performance of Intel Core unleashed on INBook X1! Infinix has consumer and global market expertise and eye-catching designs, they are launching an amazing modern notebook INBook X1 series! We expect this model will be loved by notebook PC users in multiple countries. We look forward to strengthening our partnership with Infinix and bringing more innovative products to the market in the future, together making the PC as the platform to unleash great potential”, Sunil Kaimal, Vice President, General Manager of Client Computing Group, Intel Corporation said.
“The past year has forever changed our work and life; the world now focuses on recovery in 2021 and beyond. We can see that the need for the Windows PCs with great remote working, learning, connecting and gaming capabilities is greater than ever. We are glad to work with Infinix, drive the innovation together on Windows and Microsoft 365*, to empower the growth and delight our customers in the coming year and beyond”, Adam Owee, the Vice President of Microsoft Greater China Region, General Manager of OEM Business said.
Portability Put First: Infinix’s INBook X1 series comes in a sandblasted anodized body, crafted with the utmost care out of selected aircraft-grade aluminum. At less than 3 pounds (1.48 kg) and 16.3 mm thick, the laptop is equipped with a 180-degree hinge that lets it tilt horizontally, allowing users to present ideas or share videos in a flexible manner. The INBook X1 series also has multiple ports to simultaneously accommodate different needs, including data transmission, speed charging and screen-casting.
Along with its extraordinary standby length, the laptop’s 55 watt-hours (Wh) battery guarantees a full day’s usage, which translates to approximately 11 hours of screen time for web browsing, video playbacks and more. Users can also benefit from Infinix’s very own Battery Management System (BMS) and extend battery life by intelligently reducing power consumption in different scenarios. In addition, INBook X1’s 65W PD3.0 AC adapter boosts charging efficiency by generating 70% of power in just one hour. What’s more, the small-sized charger conveniently supports all Infinix mobile phones – making working on the go easier than ever.
Deep Vibrant Colors: The INBook X1 series is available in both Space Grey and Platinum Red. To reflect the beauty of the night sky along the Norwegian border, the laptop’s overall design features a metallic sheen that also represents the laptop’s infinite possibilities and Infinix’s distinctive characteristics. Its sleek full-metal chassis comprises a large 14-inch screen with an FHD IPS display, demonstrating Infinix’s engineering capabilities with ultra-thin bezels (4.19 mm) on every side to maximize screen space.
Next-Level Cooling: Powered by Intel’s powerful processors, the INBook X1 series is fully equipped to handle demanding activities like data processing and programming pre-loaded with Windows 10 and Microsoft 365* to support a variety of mobile office needs. Its Poloar Monster cooling system employs military-grade air ducts to effectively lower its temperature when faced with heavy workloads.
Keeping things productive for today’s dynamic workplace environments, the INBook X1’s built-in InSync screen projection application grants users access to its InSync multi-screen solution, enabling them to synchronize work files seamlessly between their laptops, TVs and smartphones so they can bring their ideas to life anywhere, anytime.
INBook X1 Pro’s built-in WiFi 6 wireless network card and Bluetooth 5.1 supporting capabilities effectively boost network speed. As video conferencing has become the new norm, it is also equipped with a 720P webcam that can be completely switched off for privacy, as well as two arrays of digital microphones for seamless video and audio communications, even in noisy environments. It also features instant fingerprint unlocking so users can access their laptops quickly and securely. In terms of entertainment, INBook X1 Pro’s four-layer cavity stereos provide excellent surround sound, which is further enhanced by patented DTS sound technology for super immersive audio-visual experiences, both indoors and outdoors.
Infinix, an emerging brand in the consumer electronics market has unveiled its first flagship laptop series – INBook X1. Combining a stylish, thin and lightweight design with ultimate performance, the launch represents Infinix’s foray into a new product category, as it joins forces with Intel and Microsoft. Through the INBook X1 series, Infinix aims to deliver a bespoke device with industry-leading capabilities to meet the growing demand of customer needs today. INBook X1 will come in three versions: INBook Pro with Intel® Core™ i7-1065G7, Intel Iris Plus up to 64EU, INBook X1 with Intel® Core™ i5-1005G1/i3-1035G1.
“Leveraging our deep understanding of consumers in the smartphone space, we are thrilled to enter a new era with Intel and Microsoft by launching our first laptop series. This not only marks a significant milestone for the brand, but also signifies our commitment to our global customers. Driven by our passion to empower today’s youth, we are dedicated to creating cutting-edge technology and stylish dynamic PCs to meet the ever-evolving needs of youthful digital lifestyles”, said Benjamin Jiang, Managing Director of Infinix Mobility.
“We are pleased to see the powerful performance of Intel Core unleashed on INBook X1! Infinix has consumer and global market expertise and eye-catching designs, they are launching an amazing modern notebook INBook X1 series! We expect this model will be loved by notebook PC users in multiple countries. We look forward to strengthening our partnership with Infinix and bringing more innovative products to the market in the future, together making the PC as the platform to unleash great potential”, Sunil Kaimal, Vice President, General Manager of Client Computing Group, Intel Corporation said.
“The past year has forever changed our work and life; the world now focuses on recovery in 2021 and beyond. We can see that the need for the Windows PCs with great remote working, learning, connecting and gaming capabilities is greater than ever. We are glad to work with Infinix, drive the innovation together on Windows and Microsoft 365*, to empower the growth and delight our customers in the coming year and beyond”, Adam Owee, the Vice President of Microsoft Greater China Region, General Manager of OEM Business said.
Portability Put First: Infinix’s INBook X1 series comes in a sandblasted anodized body, crafted with the utmost care out of selected aircraft-grade aluminum. At less than 3 pounds (1.48 kg) and 16.3 mm thick, the laptop is equipped with a 180-degree hinge that lets it tilt horizontally, allowing users to present ideas or share videos in a flexible manner. The INBook X1 series also has multiple ports to simultaneously accommodate different needs, including data transmission, speed charging and screen-casting.
Along with its extraordinary standby length, the laptop’s 55 watt-hours (Wh) battery guarantees a full day’s usage, which translates to approximately 11 hours of screen time for web browsing, video playbacks and more. Users can also benefit from Infinix’s very own Battery Management System (BMS) and extend battery life by intelligently reducing power consumption in different scenarios. In addition, INBook X1’s 65W PD3.0 AC adapter boosts charging efficiency by generating 70% of power in just one hour. What’s more, the small-sized charger conveniently supports all Infinix mobile phones – making working on the go easier than ever.
Deep Vibrant Colors: The INBook X1 series is available in both Space Grey and Platinum Red. To reflect the beauty of the night sky along the Norwegian border, the laptop’s overall design features a metallic sheen that also represents the laptop’s infinite possibilities and Infinix’s distinctive characteristics. Its sleek full-metal chassis comprises a large 14-inch screen with an FHD IPS display, demonstrating Infinix’s engineering capabilities with ultra-thin bezels (4.19 mm) on every side to maximize screen space.
Next-Level Cooling: Powered by Intel’s powerful processors, the INBook X1 series is fully equipped to handle demanding activities like data processing and programming pre-loaded with Windows 10 and Microsoft 365* to support a variety of mobile office needs. Its Poloar Monster cooling system employs military-grade air ducts to effectively lower its temperature when faced with heavy workloads.
Keeping things productive for today’s dynamic workplace environments, the INBook X1’s built-in InSync screen projection application grants users access to its InSync multi-screen solution, enabling them to synchronize work files seamlessly between their laptops, TVs and smartphones so they can bring their ideas to life anywhere, anytime.
INBook X1 Pro’s built-in WiFi 6 wireless network card and Bluetooth 5.1 supporting capabilities effectively boost network speed. As video conferencing has become the new norm, it is also equipped with a 720P webcam that can be completely switched off for privacy, as well as two arrays of digital microphones for seamless video and audio communications, even in noisy environments. It also features instant fingerprint unlocking so users can access their laptops quickly and securely. In terms of entertainment, INBook X1 Pro’s four-layer cavity stereos provide excellent surround sound, which is further enhanced by patented DTS sound technology for super immersive audio-visual experiences, both indoors and outdoors.
In spite of himself, live has been in the news in recent days for a bad accident concerning thesmartphone explosion. Specifically, the crime happened inside one of the Hong Kong airports, where a pallet of live smartphones caught fire spontaneously and then expanded to others. According to the investigative results, the authorities have yet to give a firm answer on the reason for the fire. But the most likely (and plausible) theory is that one or more smartphones had an battery malfunction in the style of Samsung Galaxy Note 7. And from there then the fire spread to the whole batch of phones.
Live problems: a batch of Y20s caught fire at the airport The burning of live smartphones was immortalized by those present in a video from Hong Kong airport, around 5 am. In the clips we can see the fire already underway, fortunately occurred before their loading on board the plane. The situation would have proved much more problematic if the fire had started once in flight. Fortunately, there was no harm to people.
VIVO MOBILE PALLET CATCHES FIRE WHILE LOADING IN CARGO PLANE AT HKG PIC.TWITTER.COM/SW7NXIOPD5
- Solo Shokeen (@SoloShokeen)
The extent of the damage has not yet been determined, but there are probably hundreds, if not thousands, of vivo smartphones (all Y20s, apparently) destroyed. Not to mention that the fire-fighting operations may have damaged even those smartphones initially not subject to flames.
THIS IS WHAT THE PALLET WAS SUPPOSEDLY CARRYING, VIVO SMARTPHONES. MOST PROBABLY A LITHIUM BATTERY ISSUE SIMILAR TO THAT SAMSUNG NOTE PROBLEM FROM SOMETIME AGO. LITHIUM BATTERIES ARE A "DANGEROUS GOOD" CAPABLE OF IGNITING SPONTANEOUSLY UNDER HEAT OR PHYSICAL DAMAGE. PIC.TWITTER.COM/KTXTWJDE3W
- Andre Quiros (@ flyingheavy747)
In addition to the material damage, the live problems do not end there. Until the cause of the fire is safely certified, Hong Kong Air Cargo authorities they will prevent live export of any smartphone. This could slow down shipments to other parts of the world, although it is not known whether Italy will be affected.
In spite of himself, live has been in the news in recent days for a bad accident concerning thesmartphone explosion. Specifically, the crime happened inside one of the Hong Kong airports, where a pallet of live smartphones caught fire spontaneously and then expanded to others. According to the investigative results, the authorities have yet to give a firm answer on the reason for the fire. But the most likely (and plausible) theory is that one or more smartphones had an battery malfunction in the style of Samsung Galaxy Note 7. And from there then the fire spread to the whole batch of phones.
Live problems: a batch of Y20s caught fire at the airport The burning of live smartphones was immortalized by those present in a video from Hong Kong airport, around 5 am. In the clips we can see the fire already underway, fortunately occurred before their loading on board the plane. The situation would have proved much more problematic if the fire had started once in flight. Fortunately, there was no harm to people.
VIVO MOBILE PALLET CATCHES FIRE WHILE LOADING IN CARGO PLANE AT HKG PIC.TWITTER.COM/SW7NXIOPD5
- Solo Shokeen (@SoloShokeen)
The extent of the damage has not yet been determined, but there are probably hundreds, if not thousands, of vivo smartphones (all Y20s, apparently) destroyed. Not to mention that the fire-fighting operations may have damaged even those smartphones initially not subject to flames.
THIS IS WHAT THE PALLET WAS SUPPOSEDLY CARRYING, VIVO SMARTPHONES. MOST PROBABLY A LITHIUM BATTERY ISSUE SIMILAR TO THAT SAMSUNG NOTE PROBLEM FROM SOMETIME AGO. LITHIUM BATTERIES ARE A "DANGEROUS GOOD" CAPABLE OF IGNITING SPONTANEOUSLY UNDER HEAT OR PHYSICAL DAMAGE. PIC.TWITTER.COM/KTXTWJDE3W
- Andre Quiros (@ flyingheavy747)
In addition to the material damage, the live problems do not end there. Until the cause of the fire is safely certified, Hong Kong Air Cargo authorities they will prevent live export of any smartphone. This could slow down shipments to other parts of the world, although it is not known whether Italy will be affected.
talktalk4u: lol....Chai if na those days i for they that comment section to win that phone .. .. all those hungry bad mouth ML fans go they there tomorrow to win phone .
Infinix keep up the good work joor.......Ex MI fan, Infinix Fan, Samsung Fan * Now Realme Fan
Show us the phone wey u don first collect.. talktalk
I remember way back in the year 2016, infinix hot note had fast charging. You could charge a 4000 man battery up to 70% within 1hr, why didn't they replicate it in other phones?
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