Nothing more and nothing less than with the iPad Pro. That is the tablet with which you want to compare the new Xiaomi Mi Pad 3 that will be presented this month. Although the truth is that it can boast of comparing itself with said tablet because it seems that it will integrate a processor Intel Core M3, as well as a RAM of 8 GB.
High-level performance
The main key for the tablet to compete with the iPad Pro does not reside in the screen, since we have seen tablets with high resolution screens for a long time, but rather in the power of it and in the performance that it is capable of achieving. In this case we find a tablet that will have nothing less than a processor Intel Core M3, such as the MacBook, as well as with a 8GB RAM. That is, you should have no problem running high-level applications and software. As far as its internal memory is concerned, we will find two options, one with 128GB and one with 256GB, and this will be the difference between one version and another.
Regarding the multimedia characteristics of this tablet, we find a screen with IGZO technology and a resolution of X, being of 9,7 inches, and with a 4: 3 aspect ratio. On the front we will also find a fingerprint reader with ultrasound technology just like that of the Xiaomi Mi 5S.
Finally, we would find a main chamber of 16 megapixels, as well as with a front camera of 8 megapixels, a port Reversible USB Type-C, and fast charging technology for a battery of 8.290 mAh.
Xiaomi Mi Pad 3 already this month
La Xiaomi Mi Pad 3 would officially hit the market this December. There is talk of a launch tomorrow, but if not, it could be presented on December 30.
As we have already said, it would arrive in two versions, with an equivalent price of about 315 euros for its cheapest version of 128 GB of internal memory, And a price of about 350 euros for its version with 256 GB memory. In addition, it will also come with an optional accessory that will be a keyboard with touchpad whose equivalent price will be about 15 euros.
Windows 10 will be the operating system with which it will arrive, but a possible dual boot with MIUI 8 based on Android is not ruled out, something logical if we take into account the recent rumors about the launch of a Xiaomi tablet with said dual boot.