Today, Xiaomi introduced its newest cameraphone under the company’s fresh ‘Play’ lineup — Xioami Mi Play, making it the first cameraphone to be powered by MediaTek’s Helio P35 octa-core cpu.
Together with the release of Xiaomi Mi Play, the company has moreover set a fresh Guinness World Record using the exactly cameraphone to create the world’s largest dynamic puzzle using telephones. The company made a Christmas tree of 7.9 meters using around 1,008 phones to set the record.
The company says that one of the primary difficulties in forming a giant screen/display using multiple mobile products is to connect those phone’s screens into a matrix and ensuring that all the smartphones are 100 percent in sync. On the other hand, the manufacturer was in a position to successfully set the record, beating the previous record of a dynamic mobile-based puzzle, what used 504 smartphones.
To complete the record, Xiaomi’s CEO Lei Jun put the last item (Mi Play smartphone) into the puzzle. Later, the exact same tree-type structure was moreover made out there for the audience. Also, the exact structure Additionally doubled-up to give high-speed internet connectivity to the buyers in the shopping mall, what In addition became the biggest hotspot in Beijing on Christmas Eve, said the manufacturer.
Revealing much more information about this, Lei Jun said through Weibo post that the company was preparing for this activity since the last 2 weeks, and the team started making the construction at 4:00 AM and was completed at about 4:00 PM.
As said, the record was set using the Xiaomi’s Mi Play phone, which was introduced by the manufacturer today in China. As we previously announced, the smartphone ships bundled with an offer that provides free 10GB internet information, every month for one year.
The Xiaomi Mi Play attributes a 5.84-inch waterdrop Full HD+ panel and is powered by MediaTek Helio P35 octa-core chipset with IMG GE8320 GPU. It packs 4GB RAM and 64GB internal memory however we are expecting other variants to release in a couple of months.
For photography, the phone arrives with a 12MP 1.25?m key scanner that is paired with a secondary 2MP camera for capturing depth details for bokeh pictures. The front digital camera is an 8MP sensor with HDR, face recognition, and portrait mode, among others.
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Connectivity settings on the device include Dual SIM, dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, and a USB type-C port. For security, it ships with a rear-mounted fingerprint digital camera. It is powered by a 3,000mAh battery which really should be enough for almost a day.