Technology peripheralsIt IndustryPreview of Xiaomi Mi Watch S3: A wonderful debut of ThePaper OS systemPreview of Xiaomi Mi Watch S3: A wonderful debut of ThePaper OS system
According to news on October 23, Xiaomi announced that it will hold a new product launch conference at 7 pm on the 26th of this month, at which time it will grandly launch a new watch product - Xiaomi Watch S3, and uses "Remarkable" as its official slogan, full of imaginative puns.
According to the press conference poster, the design of Xiaomi Watch S3 presents a round dial, allowing users to choose colorful colors, and the overall appearance is quite similar to traditional watches. Similar, focusing on the combination of fashion and practicality.
Xiaomi official revealed that Xiaomi Watch S3 will provide a new eSIM version that supports independent calls and networking functions, which will bring users a more convenient communication experience.
As of now, Xiaomi Mi Watch S3 has been put on the e-commerce platform and reservations are accepted. As you can see from the product promotion pictures, this watch will run Xiaomi’s upcoming ThePaper OS operating system, users can look forward to its powerful linkage capabilities with other Xiaomi devices.
According to the editor’s understanding, this new Pengpai The OS (HyperOS) system is based on a deep integration of Android and Xiaomi's self-developed Vela system. It will be launched on the Xiaomi 14 series mobile phones for the first time, bringing a better user experience to users. This also shows that Xiaomi is constantly exploring areas of innovation to provide users with more intelligent products and services.
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