On May 26, the Redmi 10X series launch event will take place in China. At the same conference, the brand will be announcing Redmi Smart TV X series and new RedmiBook model. According to the latest teasers on Weibo, the latter will come with three performance modes which can be switched via shortcut.

Yesterday, the official Mi Notebook and Lu Weibing Weibo account confirmed the new RedmiBook to come with AMD Ryzen 400 series CPU. Today, the brand officially announced the inclusion of three performance modes similar to the newly launched Honor MagicBook Pro 2020.

The performance modes on the new RedmiBook can be switched via shortcut Fn + K keys. The laptop will feature three modes namely (translated) ‘Full Speed’, ‘Balanced’, and ‘Quiet’. According to the brand, these modes are targeted for gaming, office work, and normal tasks respectively. The ‘Full Speed’ mode is said to increase the performance by 34.5%.

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Further, the second teaser shared today also reveals the upcoming RedmiBook to arrive with next-generation heat dissipation (cooling) system with large-sized fan and coarse heat pipe. It will also feature smart unlock through Mi Bands. The update for the same was recently rolled out to Mi Band 3 and Mi Band 4.

As per previous teasers, The new RedmiBook will sport a 16.1-inch display with 90% screen to body ratio, 3.26mm narrow border, and 100% sRGB wide color gamut.

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Lu Weibing, the President of Xiaomi Group and Genera Manager of Redmi, confirmed the AMD 4000 series processors for its upcoming RedmiBook lineup earlier today (22nd May 2020).

The senior executive stated that the new generation of the company’s notebook laptops will feature AMD’s latest mobile processor lineup. AMD’s new Ryzen 4000 series has been highly anticipated for a while now and features powerful performance alongside power efficiency as well. The processor will also arrive with the company’s Vega GPU, which is quite a bit better than Intel’s integrated graphics.

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For those unaware, AMD’s new Ryzen 4000 series of mobile processors are based on the company’s popular and powerful Zen 2 architecture. These processors offer great multithreaded computing power along with a lower overall TDP. Its 8 core CPU with 16 threads operates on just a 15W TDP limit, which is quite impressive. This translates to the RedmiBook laptop series being very power efficient.

In other words, an 18 hour battery life is being promised by the company. The upcoming RedmiBook series will arrive in a 16.1 inch and 15 inch model, with a screen to body ratio of 90 percent. The new laptops will be announced on 26th May 2020 and will be unveiled alongside the Redmi 10X series of smartphones. So stay tuned, as we will be covering the event and the various product launches.

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Xiaomi may have got plans to expands its laptop portfolio with up to side new models which have just received Bluetooth SIG certification. The mobile PCs belong to the Mi and Redmi brands with some powered by AMD’s latest Ryzen chipset.

The models recently certified are listed as RedmiBook 14 and 16 and are expected to be powered by AMD’s new Ryzen 4000 mobility APUs. Also listed is a new Mi Laptop 13.3 as well as a 14-inch and 16.1-inch versions. There is also a Mi Notebook 14 variant and all fur models are likely to be equipped only with Intel’s Comet Lake-H processors.

The RedmiBook 14 Ryzen Edition 2nd Generation is an upgraded version of the RedmiBook 14 which was launched last year. The RedmiBook 16 is a new 16-inch version dubbed RedmiBook 16 Ryzen Edition. The other four models include the Mi Laptop 13.3 / 14 / 16.1 and a Mi Notebook 14, which are brand new additions to the Xiaomi mobile PC portfolio. It is not yet clear if these four devices will be getting Ryzen CPUs, as well, but seeing how many OEMs are jumping on AMD’s bandwagon as of late, chances are in favour of such a move.

The Bluetooth SIG certification page shows all the models except the Mi Laptop 13.3 will feature support for Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. The Mi Laptop 13.3 will come with Bluetooth 5.1 certification. This is an indication that it could also be integrating an advanced Wi-Fi module.

We await additional information to pop-up about the upcoming Xiaomi mobile PCs.

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Xiaomi-backed Redmi had launched its own laptop in the form of RedmiBook 14 and now the company is gearing up to launch a new variant of the same. The company has already announced that RedmiBook 14 Ryzen Edition will be launched in China on 21st October.

Ahead of its launch next week, the company has revealed support for a new feature of the device — support for the company’s new cross-brand file transfer feature. The feature was launched earlier this year in cooperation with Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo for transferring files between the devices from these brands.

The company claims that with this new feature on the upcoming RedmiBook 14 Ryzen Edition, it can transfer files between laptops and smartphones without any file size limit and can transfer over 1000 images and HD videos in a blink of an eye.

Along with revealing this new feature, the company has also teased the pricing of this upcoming device. It said that the upcoming RedmiBook will be priced at XX99 Yuan. While most of the devices powered by the AMD Ryzen 3500U are priced above 4,000 Yuan, the product from Redmi is expected to cost 3,499 Yuan, roughly $493.

Recently, the company had revealed that the RedmiBook 14 Ryzen Edition will come in two choices in terms of processor — AMD Ryzen 5 3500U and AMD Ryzen 7 3700U processor. Apart from this, the company has not revealed much about the upcoming laptop. However, we expect most of the device specifications to remain unchanged compared to the standard RedmiBook 14 laptop.

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The Ryzen 5 3500U chipset comes with Radeon Vega 8 integrated graphics, making it a good low-cost budget solution for gaming. With its four cores and a maximal clock speed of 3.7GHz, it is a great processor for the home and office computing, with ability to easily run multiple apps simultaneously. It can also handle some more demanding stuff as well, such as video editing.

On the other hand, the Ryzen 7 3700U comes with a quad-core APU using AMD’s Zen+ cores, with simultaneous multi-threading enabled to bring the total thread count to eight. Although it uses a 3000-series model, it’s still built on the slightly older 12nm process. It has a maximum clock speed of 4GHz and Radeon RX Vega 10 graphics card with 10 CUs (640 Shaders) clocked at up to 1400MHz.

Xiaomi has claimed that with the launch of this RedmiBook 14 Ryzen Edition, the company will be declaring war on the unreasonably high-priced premium laptops and aims to balance the price to performance ratio.

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Redmi has officially announced that the company is entering a cooperation agreement with AMD and under this agreement, the company will be launching its first AMD-powered laptop, i.e. RedmiBook Ryzen Edition on 21st October in China.

Now, the company has taken to Weibo to reveal more details about this upcoming RedmiBook. It confirms that the laptop will be powered by the AMD Ryzen 5 3500U chipset and the top-end model will pack AMD Ryzen 7 3700U processor.

The chipset is manufactured using the 12nm process and comes with a quad-core processor having eight threads. Currently, it is the most advanced computer chipset in the market from AMD.

Xiaomi has also claimed that with the launch of this RedmiBook Ryzen Edition, the company will be declaring war on the unreasonably high-priced premium laptops and aims to balance the price to performance ratio.

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The Ryzen 5 3500U chipset comes with Radeon Vega 8 integrated graphics, making it a good low-cost budget solution for gaming. With its four cores and a maximal clock speed of 3.7GHz, it is a great processor for the home and office computing, with ability to easily run multiple apps simultaneously. It can also handle some more demanding stuff as well, such as video editing.

On the other hand, the Ryzen 7 3700U comes with a quad-core APU using AMD’s Zen+ cores, with simultaneous multi-threading enabled to bring the total thread count to eight. Although it uses a 3000-series model, it’s still built on the slightly older 12nm process. It has a maximum clock speed of 4GHz and Radeon RX Vega 10 graphics card with 10 CUs (640 Shaders) clocked at up to 1400MHz.

While the company has revealed the chipsets from AMD that will power this new upcoming RedmiBook, specifications and features of the device remains unknown. However, we expect most of the specs to be similar to the RedmiBook 14 launched a few months ago. The pricing of this AMD-powered laptop is expected to start around 3,500 Yuan (~$494).

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