Xiaomi might not be a brand that everyone is familiar with, although chances are if you live in Asian countries like China, Hong Kong, or Singapore, you might have heard of the device. This is particularly thanks to the Xiaomi Redmi handset which was a budget handset with pretty impressive hardware specs, leading to the handset selling out in a couple of minutes.
Now it looks like Xiaomi is hoping to repeat that success with the successor in the form of the Xiaomi Redmi 2, a handset which we have heard about in the past. The device was recently sighted at China’s TENAA certification database (basically China’s equivalent of the FCC) where some of its specs were revealed. (more…)
Xiaomi Redmi 2 Spotted In China’s TENAA Database original content from Ubergizmo. 
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