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MI Note Book 14




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OPERATING SYSTEM: WINDOWS 10 HOME
PROCESSOR:  Intel® Core™ i7-10510U Processor 
                           1.8GHz quad-core with boost clock (up to 4.9GHz
                            
                            Intel® Core™ i5-10210U Processor
                            1.6GHz quad-core with boost clock (up to 4.2GHz)

GRAPHICS:    NVIDIA® GeForce® MX350
                           Video Memory Size - 2GB GDDR5 VRAM

DISPLAY:  35.56cm(14) Full HD (1920 x 1080) Anti-glare 16:9 Horizon Display
                    91 % screen-to-body ratio
                    178° Wide-viewing Angle

MEMORY: 8GB 2666MHz DDR4 RAM

STORAGE: 512GB PCI Express Gen 3 NVMe SSD
                      3000 MB/s Sequential Read,1800 MB/s
                      Sequential Write Speed
                        
                       512GB SATA 3 SSD 
                        600 MB/s Speed

INTERFACE: 1 x Type-C™ USB 3.1 Gen 1 (For data transfer only & available only on the i7 10th                              Gen variant)
                          2 x Type-A USB 3.1 Gen 1
                          1 x USB 2.0
                          1 x HDMI
                          1 x Combo Audio Jack
                          1 x Charging Port
                
                          2 x Type-A USB 3.1 Gen 1
                          1 x USB 2.0
                          1 x HDMI
                          1 x Combo Audio Jack
                          1 x Charging Port

KEYBOARD :Scissor Mechanism ABS Texture
                         with 1.3mm key travel
                         19mm pitch per key

TRACKPAD: Multi-touch Support

AUDIO:2x2W Stereo Speakers
               DTS Audio Processing App Support
               3.5mm headphone jack

WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY:
  • Wireless LAN:Dual-band 802.11ac WI-FI 2x2
  • Bluetooth:Bluetooth V5.0
BATTERY AND POWER:46Wh Battery
                                              Backup of up to 10 Hrs
                                              65W Power Adapter

WEIGHT AND DIMENSIONS:
  • Thickness: 17.15mm
  • Length: 321.3mm
  • Width: 206.8mm
  • Weight: 1.35kg
PACKAGE CONTENT:Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition x 1U
                                         Power Adapter with Power Cord x 1U
                                         User Manual x 1U
                                        Mi Webcam HD x 1U (Free with the Mi NoteBook 14 Horizon Edition, will be given as a separate bundle)



The laptop has 10hrs of battery life so you don't want worry about the battery life.The laptop is clean and compact the beazeals are small the display is crisp and clear spacing between the keys in keyboard are good but the track pad doesn't give the premium feel as it is made of plastic.And the laptop doesn't have webcam .The performance is good with 10Gen intel processor and NIVIDIA graphics.The sound quality is great with dual stereo speakers and DTS.The lap is light-weighted and easy to use. 


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