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Xiaomi is launching its first-ever laptop in the Indian market today. It is called the Mi NoteBook and as per Xiaomi, it is an India-exclusive product and has been customised for the needs of the users in the country. Since a few weeks now, it was suspected that the Mi NoteBook will be a rebranded RedmiBook 13 , which was launched in China last year. However, Xiaomi India Head, Manu Kumar Jain confirmed this week that Mi NoteBook is a new product and it will make its global debut in India today. [caption id=“attachment_8472321” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”]  Image: Xiaomi India[/caption]
Mi NoteBook launch event livestream
The launch event is scheduled to kick off at 12 pm today and will be streamed on Xiaomi’s official YouTube channel and on the company’s events page. The YouTube live stream video is embedded below.
Mi NoteBook: What to expect?
In days leading up to the launch day, Xiaomi has teased a bunch of details about the laptop. We already know that the Mi NoteBook will offer **up to 12 hours of battery** in a single charge. Xiaomi has also confirmed that the laptop will be “ultra thin” and “ultra light” and it will use an SSD. Company India head Manu Kumar Jain had also announced previously that the laptop will have “one of the highest screen to body ratio you would have ever seen.”, hence, it will sport thin bezel. The company website has also revealed that the laptop will feature an FHD display. Mi NoteBook will come with a 1080p display and will be powered by the Intel Core i7 processor.
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