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Xiaomi Unleashes Redmi K90 Pro Max: 7,560mAh Battery, Bose Audio – and a Memory Chip Crisis
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Xiaomi bringt das Redmi K90 Pro Max auf den Markt: 7.560-mAh-Akku, Bose-Audio – und eine Speicherchip-Krise

Marktstart und Preise Xiaomis Redmi-Marke stellte die K90-Serie bei einem live übertragenen Event in China am 23. Oktober 2025 vorpandaily.com. Das Standardmodell Redmi K90 (ein mittelgroßes 6,59″-Smartphone) startet bei ¥2.599 (~361 $) für 12 GB RAM + 256 GB Speicherpandaily.com – und ersetzt das letztjährige
Oktober 26, 2025

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