Xiaomi is looking to launch the first phone with the latest RAM

Chinese company “Xiaomi” seeks to be among the first smartphone manufacturers to adopt the low power dual data rate “LPDDR5X” standard, which enables a new standard for “LPDDR5X” RAM, with its upcoming “Xiaomi Mi 12” “smartphone, according to recent reports. .

Major enhancements to LPDDR5X, as announced by the Solid State Technology Association (JEDEC) on the LPDDR5X RAM standard, include speed increases from 6400 to 8533 Mbps, improved signal integrity with send equalization / reception, increased reliability and increased reliability. new adaptive updates.

For comparison, standard LPDDR4X RAM supports speeds of up to 6400 Mbps.

Reports also indicate that Xiaomi’s new smartphone will come with a “Snapdragon 898” chip, which has not been officially revealed by Qualcomm, as it will support “LPDDR5X” RAM in the line of the new processor series. , and it is known that some of the current chipsets The company already supports “normal” LPDDR5 RAM.

According to recently leaked information, the “Snapdragon 898” processor will use Samsung’s 4nm manufacturing process, while significantly reducing overall power consumption.

The chip will receive an Adreno 730 GPU and a Spectra 680 ISP image processor, and is expected to be unveiled at the company’s 2021 annual Snapdragon Summit.

Regarding the smartphones of the supposed “Xiaomi Mi 12” line, reports indicate that the possible “Ultra” model will contain a 200 megapixel camera, with a sensor developed by “Samsung”, and a battery supporting the fast charge “200W”. , because it is expected that the main model will contain “Mi 12” includes support for virtual RAM through the “MIUI” interface.

Xiaomi has not officially confirmed this, amid the possibility that the official specifications of the company’s new smartphones may be different from those mentioned by outstanding technical reports.

The “Xiaomi Mi 12” line is also expected to be showcased later this year, with the announcement of the new Qualcomm chip at its peak, as well as the announcement of “Xiaomi Mi 11” and the “Snapdragon 888” chip.