In the recently introduced new smartphone Xiaomi Mi 9T (in the Chinese market - Redmi K20), one of the key advantages is the absence of any screen cutouts due to the mechanical retractable camera module. This is atypical for today's flagships - especially the iPhone, which popularized the notch and, according to rumors, will keep the same huge screen notch in the 2020 family.
Why not emphasize your advantage? So did the marketers of the Chinese manufacturer, who released three short commercials at once under the general title βCaution - cutoutβ and, accordingly, ridiculing this harmful phenomenon in modern smartphones.
Three videos of Mi 9T show how strange and distracting such anomalies can be in real life. In the first video, the hairdresser, staring, spoils the client's hair. In the second, the dentist confuses the patient during dental treatment. In the third, the makeup artist puts lipstick on the client's cheek. All three situations are due to the appearance of a "real" black notch at the top of the screen.
When the notch appeared in the iPhone X, competitors immediately decided to ridicule the approach. Samsung, for example, in your advertisement. Then most manufacturers, including Xiaomi, introduced devices with similar compromises. Gradually, the size of the cutouts began to decrease and even take the form of round holes. Finally, manufacturers have resorted to motorized mechanics to hide the front camera.
The Mi 9T smartphone is equipped with a 6,39-inch AMOLED, 8nm single-chip Snapdragon 730 system, a 4000 mAh battery, a triple rear camera with a main 48-megapixel Sony IMX586 sensor, an ultra-wide-angle 13-megapixel lens with a viewing angle of 124,8, 8 degrees and 3,5-megapixel telephoto lens. There is a 7 mm audio jack, an NFC chip and a 25th generation in-display fingerprint scanner. At official Xiaomi sales points in Russia, this middling device is sold at a price of 990 for option 6/64 GB.
Source: 3dnews.ru