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Arriving from Xiaomi one 6.4-inch smartphone: spotted the front panel

Xiaomi does not sell in Italy but, along with other brands (such as Meizu), has already made known in the beautiful country and around the world. During the last Mobile World Congress announced Xiaomi Mi 5, one of the best terminals throughout the fair, and in the near future could already return to be still talk once of himself with Xiaomi Max. It is, according to the latest rumors, the a smartphone with 6.4-inch display, perhaps Quad HD, and high-end components.

The device has spoken several times over the weekend, first with rumors from GizChina, then with some leaked images. To choose the name of the device were some users who took part in a survey conducted by the same company: Xiaomi Max won with 51.62% of the votes, ahead of Xiaomi Big. The smartphone will have a more than 5.9-inch display, with a 6.4 "diagonal that is the most likely according to rumors.

As for the technical specifications at the time we rely on mere speculation: the smartphone should support the Quad HD native resolution, which could have more of a sense of such a high diagonal. The heart of the device is a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 820, and there will probably also a sensor for fingerprints. The images appeared online of the front panel shows that there will be a physical Home button.

The fingerprint sensor you might find on the back, as it does on other devices of the company, as Xiamo redmi Notes 3 and I 4S. At the time of this writing we do not know the company's plans for the official presentation, but should not be missing much. According to rumors circulating at the moment is already possible to speak of a presentation event in May, with expected availability in all probability only in the Chinese market.

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