China's Xiaomi unveils US$680 5G smartphone

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Lower price than analysts expect.

China's Xiaomi unveils US$680 5G smartphone
China's Xiaomi has launched its contribution to a new wave of smartphones that will be able to take advantage of faster 5G mobile networks at a lower price than analysts expect from rivals such as Samsung. The world's fourth-largest smartphone maker unveiled the handset on Sunday, trumpeting ...

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