In today’s afternoon, Redmi G Gamebook officially released, price starting at 4999 yuan, the product is now open for booking, August 17 in the mainland.
Redmi G Gamebook Price and Variants
- i5-10200H/GTX1650/16G/512GB: ¥4999 (about ₹58,900),
- i5-10300H/GTX1650Ti/16G/512GB: ￥5799 (about ₹62,500),
- i7-10750H/GTX1650Ti/16G/512GB: ￥6599 (about ₹71,100).
The Redmi G gamebook is said to feature a 16.1-inch FHD Full HD 100% sRGB color gamut screen with up to 144Hz screen refresh rate, with 100% sRGB to restore the real field of view, with body dimensions of about 373.44mm × 264.47mm × 23.1mm and weight of 2.5kg.
In terms of appearance, the Redmi G gaming book adopts a unique cyberpunk design, with an all-black hardcore armor style, 3D laser engraved mold, and three-dimensional dividing lines around the body, and comes with a full-size backlit keyboard, and all-in-one interface configuration.
In terms of both hard drive and memory capacity, the Redmi G gaming book features a 512GB PCle SSD and 16GB DDR4 2933MHz dual-channel large memory. In terms of core configuration, the Redmi G Gamebook comes with GTX 1650Ti series graphics card, of course, outstanding performance, pre-installed Windows 10 Home Chinese version and the genuine Office Home and Student Edition, Hurricane cooling 2.0, 100% full copper cooling module, six-weighted features like stereoscopic cooling design, DTS:X Ultrasound, DC dimming, WI-FI 6, and a 1MP lens are not absent.
It is also worth mentioning that the Redmi G gamebook also supports Xiaomi Myriad Share, which not only enables five screens with the same display, but also brings two-way phone transfers, spaced editing, phone dual-opening, and Xiaomi calling.
The Redmi G Gamebook is available in Intel i5-10200H+60Hz, Intel i5-10300H+144Hz, and Intel i7-10750H+144Hz versions. Redmi G also has a rich interface configuration, including USB Type-C, USB 3.1 Gen2, USB 2.0, mini DP 1.4, HDMI 2.0, 3.5mm headphone jack, and 180W full-blooded power supply interface and other nine rich interface applications.
