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Xiaomi Unleashes Redmi K90 Pro Max: 7,560mAh Battery, Bose Audio – and a Memory Chip Crisis
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שיאומי משיקה את Redmi K90 Pro Max: סוללת 7,560mAh, אודיו של Bose – ומשבר שבבי זיכרון

השקה ותמחור מותג Redmi של Xiaomi חשף את סדרת K90 באירוע בשידור חי בסין ב-23 באוקטובר 2025 pandaily.com. דגם ה-Redmi K90 הסטנדרטי (טלפון בינוני בגודל 6.59 אינץ') מתחיל ב-¥2,599 (~$361) עבור 12 GB RAM + 256 GB אחסון pandaily.com – ומחליף את דגם K80
אוקטובר 27, 2025

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