[Report] Xiaomi Mi 13 Ultra Has Entered New Product Introduction, Furnished With Snapdragon 8 Gen2 Chip

The new Xiaomi 13 series has entered a new stage. According to Weibo blogger @Digital Chat Station, the Xiaomi Mi 13 Ultra with the device code M1 has entered the version to start NPI.

NPI is the abbreviation of New Product Introduction, which means the introduction of new products. The bridge between the factory and the research and development (R&D) is to introduce the newly designed products of the [R&D unit] to the factory-side production.

In August this year, Lei Jun retweeted a review of the Xiaomi Mi 12S Ultra on Twitter, and then said again, "The next Ultra flagship phone will be sold in our global market!" Directly referring to the Xiaomi Mi 13 series, especially the Xiaomi Mi 13 The Ultra will be available globally and is expected to feature Leica Imaging.

AndroBliz has learned that according to previous revelations, the Xiaomi Mi 13 series is expected to be released in November, equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip.

In addition to continuing to use the 1-inch super-bottom Sony IMX989 sensor, the Xiaomi Mi 13 Ultra is expected to make up for the shortcomings of fast charging and be equipped with super 100-watt fast charging.

The Xiaomi Mi 13 series is expected to use a 2K resolution 120Hz refresh rate curved screen, and the engineering machine has a ceramic version manufactured by BYD. In terms of battery life, the Xiaomi Mi 13 series of engineering machines adopts a multi-pole ear single-cell solution, equipped with a large battery of 100 watts supported by a self-developed fast charging IC, and the series will be fully charged with 50W wireless charging.

However, in the research and development stage of new products, it will be divided into multiple trial production stages, such as EVT (engineering verification test stage), DVT (design verification test stage), and PVT (production verification test stage).

The responsibility of NPI is to integrate all the resources of the manufacturing plant, coordinate production management, and schedule and follow up the trial production schedule.

Most companies hope that new products can be launched as soon as possible, and the trial production schedule is very urgent.

Generally speaking, if it is a complete machine production, it will be required to complete within a week or less from board making to chassis assembly; if it is only circuit board assembly, it will be required to be completed within three working days or less. completed within.