Xiaomi has lifted the restrictions that it placed on its latest Mi Notebook laptops in India. Unveiled last month, the Mi Notebook 14 and Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition can now be purchased freely directly from Xiaomi or Amazon India.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Xiaomi-lifts-restrictions-on-Mi-Notebook-purchases-in-India.481701.0.html
Because people are not buying their laptops.Their sales have not been more than 100 considering only 40-50 total number of reviews.
Quote from: Random variables on July 18, 2020, 10:40:25
Because people are not buying their laptops.
To be fair, rebranding Redmi as Mi Notebook is a very lame move from Xiaomi.
I just wanted to inform the users thinking to buy it, that it has SATA SSD, and that is why it is cheaper than other laptops with the same features. Plus Xiaomi gains a lot from servicing and its warranty extension is costlier than other machines.
Lol I can't believe that Xiami Indian counterpart will go this far to save their a**. Nobody is buying your laptop, Xiami India– ban sale again so that your CEO can say next time we are not losing money.
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Let's get more practical: soldered 8GB ram? Seriously?
Laptop is more becoming less and less workstation-y for those who could afford buy a laptop for everything.
A Windows 10, running one MSSQL dev server instance, visual studio code opening one Vue project, running a chrome based web browser with just 5-6 tabs, zoom/teams/whatever remote meeting, they already tops 7,8gb of the RAM!
5-7 years ago, 8gb was already quite common in a laptop, and these days, it's still common, just a bit faster (DDR3/L vs. DDR4). Come on!