The kulkhwani of Mahbub Alam Mridul, young entrepreneur and director of Walton Group, will be held at his village home of Gosai Joair in Tangail Sadar at 12:30pm on Monday.

Special prayers will be offered seeking the eternal peace of his departed soul.  

Mahbub Alam Mridul breathed his last at a private hospital in Dhaka on January 21 after a cardiac arrest.

He was laid to rest in his family graveyard in Gosai Joair on Friday.  

Walton family mourns the sudden death of young entrepreneur. To mourn the deceased, Walton Group announced a general holiday last Saturday, the company said in a press release.

Also read: Walton shares Tk 77cr profits with employees

On Sunday, after Johar, prayer was offered for the eternal peace of his departed soul at Walton’s offices across the country. The members of all sister concerns of Walton Group wore black badges to mourn the young director’s death.

Mridul was born on Jan 25, 1997, in Gosai Joair in Tangail Sadar Upazila. His father SM Shamsul Alam is the Vice Chairman of Walton Hi-Tech Industries Limited. Mridul joined Walton Group as a director on September 1, 2019 and put outstanding signatures of his merit in a short time.

Realme is offering an array of robust smartphones and Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) products.

Since its inception in the mid-2018, realme has been providing the latest features and eye-catching designs in its smartphones.

As a youth-centric brand, realme always focused on its “smartphone + AIoT” strategy.

So, realme kept on following an instinctive “1+4+N” strategy to create an ecosystem with one smartphone as the core product and numerous new AIoT products in four sections. These AIoT products include various hearable and wearables.

Realme was ranked fifth within one month after entering the true wireless stereo (TWS) industry in India. And within three months, it earned the third position in the market and within half a year it became the top.

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The brand has entered 61 markets and regions around the world. It has achieved an increase of about 250% compared to the number at the beginning of the year and entered core markets such as Latin America and Eastern and Western Europe.

Realme has realised that there is a vacuum when it comes to collaborating trend in tech products and teamed up with world’s prominent designers such as Naoto Fukasawa, Jose Levy, Grafflex to give an unparalleled design experience to the consumers. And it has bagged five international design awards.

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Because of the global pandemic, the tech market suffered a huge setback and economically dived.

Yet, realme’s market share sky-rocketed and it earned a double-figure growth as the only major brand in Q2, 2020. The brand is keen on achieving further goals with newer goals this year.

In 2021, realme continues to dig deeper into the three application scenarios of individual, family, and travel by further research and improvement in its TWS, smartwatches, smart TV category products for an enhanced user experience.

The brand eyes on becoming the leader in the AIoT market by becoming the disruptor in this market.

It plans to launch numerous AIoT products and encourage Gen Z by cooperating in trendy fields such as music, sports, video, and e-sports.

Also read: 50 million in two Years: What has made realme so successful so fast?

Also, realme is working on the 5G ecosystem, cooperating with operators, internet service providers (ISP), and e-commerce platforms to promote 5G innovations from products to scenarios.

To cement the brand’s position in the global market, realme CEO Sky Li said, “The year 2020 was full of challenges and hardships. Yet, bringing leapfrog products and services with efficiency, we met the local needs, allowing more young people to gain cutting-edge technological experience.”

Also read: realme ranked among top 4 mobile brands during Q3 in Bangladesh

“In 2021, we will keep continuing to enhance our dual drive strategy of ‘Smartphone + AIoT’’ to build a smarter and trendsetting life for young people. We will also emphasise making more accessible 5G technology to benefit more global users.”

Realme in Bangladesh

Realme entered the Bangladesh market in February 2020. Counterpoint Research suggested that with its apt online strategy, the brand saw a 255% quarter-on-quarter growth in this market since its inception.

The brand ranked among top four in the listing of shipment achievements of Q3 2020 in Bangladesh market, reads a press release.

 

Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi never stops surprising the world. It always comes up with the newest features and advanced technologies. Especially, under Redmi Note 9 series, Xiaomi is releasing the latest phones one after another. Redmi Note 9 Pro was released in China on January 1, 2021. The rumor goes that this Xiaomi phone is also coming in the name of Mi 10i. The feature of a 108MP camera under Tk30,000 has created great thrill among smartphone enthusiasts. Let us check out the detailed review of Redmi Note 9 Pro and its price in Bangladesh to decide whether you should buy it.

Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G or Mi 10i: Key features

Display, Look

Although this 215g Xiaomi phone might feel a bit heavy, it is blessed with homogenous weight-balance distribution facilitated by exclusive “Aura Balance” technology.  The stylish appearance, polished surface, and smooth edges (165.4 x 76.8 x 9 mm) of Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G delivers a premium feel. However, the noticeable bezels with an 84.6% screen-to-body ratio drag this phone down to the level of budget phones. But still, 9 Pro 5G has many exciting things to offer.

Even the haters will praise the amazing build quality of this latest Redmi 9 Series smartphone’s sporting Aluminum frame construction with the Corning Gorilla Glass 5 built front and back panels. The IP53 water-repellent coating protects this phone from dust and water drops. Following the contemporary trend, Xiaomi uses quad-camera series on its back-panel. The camera bump is very low that prevents wobbling. And the front screen is provided with a hole-punch selfie camera.

The edges are enriched with necessary ports and buttons. This phone has dual stereo speakers, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The right edge carries a volume rocker, and fingerprint sensor imposed power button. The SIM card slot tray is injected into its left edge. You can either use two Nano SIMs at a time or one SIM with a memory card.

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Display

If you are a fan of wide-screen phones, 9 Pro 5G’s 6.67-inch screen will please you. In this phone, Xiaomi offers an IPS LCD display with decent color punches, contrasts, and sharpness. It promises satisfactory visual experiences with its HDR10 panel along with Full HD resolution featuring 1080 x 2400 pixels, 20:9 ratio, and ~ 395 PPI densities.

With a 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch-sampling rate, 9 Pro 5G offers a butter-smooth navigation experience. The phone’s standard 450nit (typ) brightness capacity will make the outdoor user experiences in direct sunlight light more convenient. Furthermore, the TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light Certification makes this phone more user-friendly. Overall, the display quality is good, but the users would expect an AMOLED panel in this price range.

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Camera series

The 108MP main rear camera is the key attraction of Mi 10i or Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G. This camera features an f/1.8 aperture, 26mm wide, 1/1.52” lens size, and 0.7µm pixel size; its sensor is built by Samsung’s latest ISOCELL S5KHM2 sensor. In ample daylight, the camera’s powerful sensor would keep you captivated with enough details, sharpness, and white balance. However, low-light pictures may lose some details.

The rear camera housing also bears an 8MP ultra-wide camera featuring f/2.2 aperture, 118˚ field of view, 1/4.0” sensor size, and 1.12µm pixel size. This sensor captures decent photos in presence of proper daylight. However, compared with the main camera, the images seem oversaturated lacking enough sharpness and details.

Here you also get a macro and a depth camera. Both cameras feature a 2MP sensor with f/2.4 aperture. The depth sensor captures mind-blowing portrait shots with proper edge detection. However, it smoothes the subjects’ skin tones a bit to make the images look prettier.

On the front panel 9 pro 5G sports a 16MP selfie camera with f/2.5 aperture, 1/3.06” sensor size, and 1.0µm pixel size. Selfie lovers can capture social-media ready photos with this camera. Its image processing algorithm smoothes the skin tones losing some details. However, Xiaomi seems to be less generous if the configuration of the front camera is compared with the rear main camera.

Video capability

The rear main camera offers many video options. The passionate vloggers can use the 4K video shooting capacity at 30 fps. It is also capable of shooting 1080p clips at 30 or 60fps supported by gyro-EIS.

The selfie lovers can shoot 1080p videos at 30fps with the front camera. Preventing the unintentional camera shakes, the gyro-EIS features would support the users in taking eye-soothing stabilized videos.

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Processor performance

Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G stands out from the competitors because of Qualcomm Snapdragon’s latest chipset 750G 5G, which is built on 8 nm architecture. We have seen this powerful Qualcomm chipset in flagship-level phones like Xiaomi Mi10i, Samsung Galaxy A42, and Oppo Reno5 Lite. Its Octa-core processor has two sections. Two Kryo 570 gold cores operate at 2.2 GHz clock speed, while six Kryo 570 silver cores function at 1.8GHz clock speed. 

The graphical processing unit of 9 Pro 5G bears Adreno 619 GPU that can skillfully run lively animations, videos, and high-definition games. For moderate level gaming, 9 Pro 5G works fine. You can play “PUBG” choosing either “Smooth” graphics at “Ultra” FPS or “HD” graphics at “Max” FPS. The “Call of Duty” game can be playable at “very high graphics” or “high graphics” at “Max” 60FPS. The heating issue is average.

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Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G runs on MIUI 12 OS based Android 10. You will enjoy the mind-blowing features of the latest version of MIUI OS. However, the bugs of MIUI12 can delay the opening in heavy apps during multi-tasking. Future software updates may reduce these issues. But for regular day to day usage, 9 Pro 5G will not let you complain.

Speed, connectivity

Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G is compatible with 5G networking technology. However, this technology is currently not available in Bangladesh. This phone facilitates a speedier web connection that will let you download apps in moments, or stream content with greater satisfaction, and stay connected with your friends through social media networks.

Battery, charging

When many contemporary phones are offering big batteries at low price ranges, 9 Pro 5G’s Li-Po 4820mAh non-removable battery may dishearten you. But do not worry! On moderate use, this battery sustains about a day with around 8 hours of SOT. 

Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G comes with a 33W fast charging adapter. Thanks to Xiaomi for not removing the charger from its box. The manufacturer claims that this phone is 100% chargeable in 58 minutes only.

Xiaomi Mi 10i or Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G specs

Features	Specs
Dimension and weight	165.4 by 76.8 by 9 mm; 215g
Build	Front and Back Panel by Gorilla Glass 5
Display	6.67" IPS LCD Panel; 120Hz Refresh Rate; 450Nit Brightness
Resolution	1080 by 2400P; 395 PPI Density
Processor	Snapdragon 750G 5G (8 nm); Adreno 619 GPU
Variants (Storage/RAM)	128GB/ 6GB, 128GB/8GB, 256GB/ 8GB; UFS 2.2
Camera	Rear: 108MP+8MP+2MP+2MP; Front: 16MP
Battery and Charging	4820mAh Battery; 33W
Price (6/128GB Variant)	BDT 27000 (Unofficial)

 

Mi 10i or Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G price in Bangladesh

Redmi Note 9 Pro’s basic variant (6GB+128GB) is unofficially available at Tk27,000. You can also grab the upper variant (8GB+128GB) for Tk29,000. And, the top-variant (8GB+256GB) costs about Tk32,000.

Verdict

Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G or Mi 10i has something for everyone. Its elegant design is hard to ignore. Those who enjoy watching movies and web-series on a mobile screen would love its big screen gifted with impressive features like an FHD display and a 120Hz refresh rate.

The 108MP primary rear camera makes this phone stand out even among pricier competitors. Xiaomi did not make any compromise in the processor section by offering a 750G SD chipset.

However, the provision of an AMOLED display powered by a bigger battery could make Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G a better deal. And this phone seems a bit over-priced. Still, it is a good deal for amateur photographers and video bloggers.

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Vivo’s new smartphone vivo Y12S is now available in the country’s market.

The global brand added side-fingerprint technology in its Tk12,900 smartphone.

Users can stream movie for up to 16 hours and can play games for as long as six hours on a single charge as Y12S has a 5000mAh battery.

Also read: vivo drives innovation prioritising local users

Bangladeshi users can buy vivo Y12S from Wednesday. Earlier, the pre-booking period continued from January 14 to January 19.

Vivo added side-mounted fingerprint technology in this brand new Y12S with which users can unlock the phone in 0.23 seconds at on-screen mode and 0.32 in off-screen mode.

Vivo Y12S also has a 6.51-inch Halo FullView display. The smartphone is equipped with a 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM with one camera on the front and two cameras on the back.

Also read: Vivo, Zeiss team up for mobile imaging

Vivo Bangladesh Managing Director Duke said, “We received huge responses in the pre-booking period of vivo Y12S. Hopefully, we will get a similar response in the market, too. Vivo Y12S for those users who want stylish technology at an affordable price.”

The phone powered by FunTouch OS11. Vivo Y12S is available in two attractive colours – phantom black and glacier blue – in Bangladesh.

Vivo started its journey in the country three years ago. Within a short time, it set up 1000 plus brand stores across Bangladesh.

Also read: Vivo brings 3 smartphones of Y series with 5000mAh battery

Moreover, the brand opened 3500 plus retail stores around the country. Currently, vivo has 14 service centres and two special service centres in Bangladesh.

Despite being a youth-centric brand, vivo manufactures variant-rich smartphones for customers from all class.

 

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