Anonymous, 22 Jan 2017i have no idea what wrong with you, people.. sometimes people just showed and proved their stu... moreDon't know what is wrong with u also. I'm not saying lithium aluminum alloys are poisonous or blah blah. But when you mentioned "ductility" in material's merits then I said ductility is not a good property for a material which will be used in a laptop or phone. Yes alloys are also used in airplanes and spaceships but those are not ductile lol.
mine looks DARK_brown...they are ling.
AnonD-523334, 21 Jan 2017Lol if it has good ductility then it will bend nice. i have no idea what wrong with you, people.. sometimes people just showed and proved their stupidityy.. aluminum also has ductility properties but we can see extensive usage of aluminum even in aerospace, automotive, military applications etc.. for example, most modern cars using aluminum chassis, do you ever see any car that can be bend easily? of course not, unless that car is crushed right? ductility properties is also needed, otherwise, if the material too rigid, it will be brittle and more easy to crack.. i'm sad, this is tech site, but so many people doesnt event understand this, what were you learned when you were in school, people?
Anonymous, 20 Jan 2017that's why I called alloy!! magnesium-lithium alloy!! it's ultra-lightweight alloys with high ... moreLol if it has good ductility then it will bend nice.
Anonymous, 20 Jan 2017Sir! you forgot Lithium? that's why I called alloy!! magnesium-lithium alloy!! it's ultra-lightweight alloys with high strength, ductility and corrosion resistance can be used for applications in the automotive, aerospace, defence, biomedical, sporting and electronic goods sectors. Xiaomi not the first who used this magnesium-lithium alloy for laptop, in 2012 NEC LaVie Z ultrabook use the same alloy for its chassis
Anonymous, 19 Jan 2017if this thing catches fire.. itl be proper fireworksThis ain't Samsung, buddy.
Anonymous, 20 Jan 2017it's magnesium alloy, and its often used in very wide applications.. sony vaio laptop use it, ... moreSir! you forgot Lithium?
Ghostwolf, 20 Jan 2017Gee, flammable and poisonous at the same time. Real smart.it's magnesium alloy, and its often used in very wide applications.. sony vaio laptop use it, roll-royce dashboard use magnesium alloy for their dashboard.. in fact magnesium alloy is often used to replace aluminum alloy, since its lighter than aluminum alloys.. You are very smart indeed..
The 13 inch version is so hot only doing my work as a student. The fan is loud and the temperature is still high at 70'C.
Would seem the casing costs is almost comparable to the hardware inside.
Xiaomi sure knows how to impress with its materials.
if this thing catches fire.. itl be proper fireworks
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