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[Pangu]

Of all things they used a picture of a mushroom cloud lol.

Could have used something a little less "offensive."

 

[kankan326]

Of all things they used a picture of a mushroom cloud lol.

Could have used something a little less "offensive."

At bottom of this thread, there's a link to Youku video. There are more demonstrates about the technology. You can watch it if you are in China mainland.

 

[jkroo]

Good, new battery system is also coming. Charge your mobiles battery with seconds.

 

[cirr]

So the firm has started an advertising campaign in New York's Times Square？

 

[jkroo]

I got the yahoo link
With World-Leading Holographic Display Technology takee Holographic Handset Disrupts Traditional Technology - Yahoo Finance Canada

17th July, 2014 Beijing, the Takee will rock & roll.

I want to buy this phone!

 

[cirr]

Taiwan: 10k Xiaomi Redmi Note Sold In 1 Second

By Edwin Kee on 06/29/2014

The Xiaomi Redmi Note has been a huge success ever since it was first announced earlier this March, where this 5.5” phablet saw its pre-orders surpass the 15 million mark over in China, and with the floodgates opened for it to go on sale, over 100,000 units were moved in a matter of 34 minutes. Well, we also know that the Xiaomi Redmi Note will be made available outside of China as well, but just how well will it do? In neighboring Taiwan, we have the answer. Apparently, the Xiaomi Redmi Note managed to sell a whopping 10,000 units in just one second!

This is truly phenomenal, and if you were to extrapolate that feat into a time span of 34 minutes ala China, then we are talking about 20.4 million Xiaomi Redmi Note devices sold in that time frame. Truly amazing, the Xiaomi Redmi Note is. Just to recap, this 5.5” phablet will run on an octa-core MT6592 processor that hails from MediaTek, coupled with a 720 x 1,280 resolution display, 2GB RAM and 16GB of internal memory. At the back lies a 13MP camera, with it rocking to a 3,200mAh battery. In fact, at $167 (after conversion) a pop, it is no wonder that the Xiaomi Redmi Note sold out so quickly, and no doubt some would-be buyers were more than upset when they found out that right after opening the homepage, the phone was no longer available for purchase.

Taiwan: 10k Xiaomi Redmi Note Sold In 1 Second | Ubergizmo

 

[jkroo]

If you have the online buying experience for Xiaomi, you will be frustrated.

I have bought a Xiaomi router but I got it from 黄牛 with 50RMB special fees.

 

[cirr]

If you have the online buying experience for Xiaomi, you will be frustrated.

I have bought a Xiaomi router but I got it from 黄牛 with 50RMB special fees.

FYI，I have tried and failed many a time。



Xiaomi’s Flagship Phone Mi3 Sold Out On Lazada Philippines During Debut

 

[jkroo]

FYI，I have tried and failed many a time。

I never succeed even after I upgraded my laptop with 16G DDR II and 1T crucial SSD with 50M Greatwall Broadband networks.
黄牛太强大了，你到淘宝上去看就知道。新品发售之日就是黄牛赚钱之时。

 

[cirr]

I never succeed even after I upgraded my laptop with 16G DDR II and 1T crucial SSD with 50M Greatwall Broadband networks.
黄牛太强大了，你到淘宝上去看就知道。新品发售之日就是黄牛赚钱之时。

Yes，those scalpers make decent profits reselling Xiaomi products bought off the company’s website。

 

[+4vsgorillas-Apebane]

I dont think that its really holographic. Its more akin to the 3d effects on the 3ds requiring the person to look at a very specific perspective.

 

[forcetrip]

I dont think that its really holographic. Its more akin to the 3d effects on the 3ds requiring the person to look at a very specific perspective.

BEIJING, June 22, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- takee Technology, a part of Shenzhen Estar Displaytech Co., Ltd., hosted a media conference about the takee holographic handset and the open platform for hologram apps in Beijing on June 17, formally introducing the takee holographic handset and the open platform for hologram apps to the media and to consumers. After 10 years of research and development, takee holographic handsets are taking the lead in handset screen display technology, making a disruptive breakthrough in the field.

By tracking the perspective position of a person's eyes and based on the data model of the holographic image, the takee holographic handset calculates the actual holographic image based on that position, then accurately projects the stereo images in the right and left eyes onto the respective retinas via a special directional display technology, allowing the eyes to view a visual effect identical to the effect the person would see in reality. To cite an example, when the takee holographic handset is displaying a Rubik's cube, you can shift your eyes' perspective to see each side of the cube, as if you were actually turning the cube in order to view each side. Following the media conference held on June 17, the holographic display technologies deployed in the takee holographic handsets drew wide attention and was reported on by leading media organizations in the United States. Leading players in the industry also took notice. It has become quickly evident that the holographic display technology has become a new hot area in the handset screen imaging field.
Something of note is that the takee holographic handset is fundamentally different from Fire Phone—a handset recently released by Amazon. Fire Phone's display technology is not a naked-eye 3D display technology, but rather employs Dynamic Perspective 3D technology, in actuality a form of 2D display technology. In other words, what one is observing is a dynamic expression of a traditional 2D handset instead of a visual display of holographic technology. In this regard, the takee holographic handset outdoes competitors by jumping ahead one generation.
Estar also disclosed at the conference that the media conference announcing the commercial release of the takee holographic handset will be officially held on July 17 (Beijing Time) and, Estar believes, the conference will be well worth waiting for.

 

[qwerrty]

 

[qwerrty]

this one one is interesting too from another chinese startup

 

[cnleio]

What's it ? I even didn't hear that China company.

Wow, mobilephone revolution ...