off topic: I been there before, need to downgrade firmware only can use doomlord method...to downgrade need unlock BL...Like my old Arc S

I bought Mi2S 32GB with RM1000 (friend buy at China n take back), after the Mi3 launch they reduce RMB500 of the Mi2s 32Gb price...

Where u brought the card reader?

http://www.meenova.com/

Take note: no more MSM8974AB for XiaoMi MI3 WCDMA version... http://gsminsider.com/2014/01/xiaomi-mi3-w...sm8274ab-issue/

http://www.xiaomi.com/index.php

can we buy item and ship directly to Malaysia?

China’s Smartphone Manufacturer Xiaomi has Landed in Singapore

FIRST XIAOMI SMARTPHONE IN SINGAPORE TO LAUNCH FEBRUARY 21 FOR SG$169
BY PANG TUN YAU , 8 HOURS AGO

http://www.lowyat.net/2014/02/first-xiaomi...y-21-for-sg169/



Chinese smartphone makers Xiaomi, who recently announced its entry into the Singaporean market, has announced that it will launch the company’s first smartphone in the country on February 21. And, typical of the company, the Redmi (the name of the device) will retail at a rock-bottom SG$169 (about RM450).
The Redmi is a budget smartphone which debuted as the Hongmi in China late last year. It is powered by a Mediatek M6589T quad-core 1.5GHz processor with 1GB of RAM and 4GB on-board storage, which is expandable with microSD cards up to 32GB. The Redmi also sports a sharp 4.7-inch 720p IPS display (312ppi) and is protected by Corning’s Gorilla Glass 2. Also, the Redmi features a 8MP rear camera that can record 1080p 30fps video, and a 1.3MP front-facing camera. Rounding up the specs sheet is a 2000mAh battery, and dual-SIM support.
Judging by the specs and price, it looks like the Xiaomi Redmi is likely to prove a hit down south, where its closest competitor, the Motorola Moto G, retails for SG$318.
(Souce: CNET)

WHAT?????? THERE IS NO MORE FOR s800 model???? damn u XIAOMI!

maybe i'll some try on RedMi

This post has been edited by mudkipryan94: Feb 15 2014, 11:26 AM

Breaking: Xiaomi to Enter Malaysian Market in Two Months

http://www.lowyat.net/2014/02/breaking-xia...-in-two-months/



As it turns out, the Xiaomi press conference from this morning also revealed the company’s vision with Malaysia. In an interview with HardwareZone Singapore, Xiaomi Global Vice President Hugo Barra has revealed that Malaysia has been selected as the next market in its global expansion, and will be expanding into the country “in the next two months”.

In addition, Barra also revealed that Xiaomi is planning to enter all markets in the Southeast Asian region, and it is currently studying where to set up operations in the region.

This should come as excellent news to Malaysians, especially considering Xiaomi’s portfolio of competitively-priced and compelling products. The Redmi, for example, offers just as much value for money as the Motorola Moto G; while the flagship Mi3 is touted as “the world’s fastest smartphone” with an Antutu benchmark score of over 36,000.

Great news! Looking forward to it

Do you think the RedMi will be cheaper when released in Malaysia?

Prepared money for mi3

depending on the Distributor. n the RRP is around 6xx* = Moto G 8Gb price liddat la...

*not really sure about it...

if they do like their business model in China, the only way to get them is through their e-com website...no distri AFAIK

Low price because sell directly and no advertisement

Inb4 lol



This post has been edited by wkkm007: Feb 20 2014, 01:49 AM

Xiaomi Redmi

100,000 units of the device were snapped up in under four minutes after it went on sale in mainland China. In Hong Kong, it took 36 seconds for 10,000 units to be sold.

Read here URL

This post has been edited by creativespikes: Feb 20 2014, 03:30 AM

wow that was good

If that's the case wouldn't Singapore be cheaper?

Under current exchange rate, it will cost ~RM450.

let's wait till they announce the price here, if here cheaper buy here, if sg cheaper then tumpang buy there...