Thickness has always been a spotlight for electronics-specially gadgets. People in the world want a 'smart' and a thin smartphone. As a matter of concern, Smartphone manufacturers are now looking forward to make their products as thin as possible with an impressive design, packed with cutting-edge specs.
At launch (July 2013), Sony Xperia Z Ultra was thinnest 6.5mm waterproof phone with the biggest 6.44" screen. In 2015, Huawei went on to dwarf its elephant sized display, yet the Z Ultra is still the thinnest large-screen smartphone. It is packed with 2.2 GHz snapdragon 800 chipset.
Huawei was mistaken when it declared the P8 Max as the world's most thinnest large-screen phone, because the Z Ultra is still 0.3mm thinner. Anyway, this doesn't change the fact that the P8 Max has a larger screen, and is also thin. It wields a giant 6.8-inch screen, yet it has a thin 0.27in/ 6.8mm frame. It also boasts a formidale specsheet that sings to the tune of 8-core Kirin 930 CPU, Mali-T628 GPU, 3GB of RAM, and a humongous 4360mAh battery that will keep the lights up for a long while!
The Xiaomi Mi Note Pro is the Chinese upstart's response to the Apple iPhone 6 Plus - it looks about as great, and its spec sheet sound much buzzier on paper. The 5.7-inch phablet highlights a 1440x2560 resolution screen from JDI, which makes for a lively 515ppi pixel thickness. It's likewise furnished with as much as 4 GB of RAM that handles processing together with a Snapdragon 810 CPU. It's a genuine superphone, yet that is not all. It features a 13 MP back Sony camera with optical image stabilization, and a 4 MP UltraPixel front unit. The little that isn't rounded out by lead internals is taken by a 3090 mAh battery.
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