Not all that glitters is gold :(
I tell you that I have been interested in buying a mid-range cell phone for a long time and the option that most caught my attention because of the quality/price ratio was the Xiaomi MI A1.
The characteristics of this cellphone are...
- 12 megapixel dual camera.
- 5 megapixel front camera.
- 64GB internal memory (32GB also available).
- 4GB ram memory (3GB also available).
- 3080 milliampere-hour battery (with the use that most people give to mobiles, it can easily last all day on).
- Snapdragon 625 Octa-core processor.
- Fingerprint sensor.
And a lot of other things for less than $200. And if you have any doubt or if you want to see the quality of your pictures visit the profile of my partner @caturrox. Your photos are very good and all have been with the Xiaomi MI A1...
@alexicp, but all you've said so far about that cell phone are pure wonders, double camera, battery that lasts for all day and so on, Where's the negative?
Here...
Today while watching news and updates on electronic devices, I see one that carries the headline "Meet the most radioactive cell phones at this time.
Obviously that's a headline that catches a lot of attention, so I went to the page to see what those devices were and I came across the following list that shows downwards the radiation they emit...
You can already imagine the change of expression in my face...
The German Federal Office for Radiation Protection (Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz) works for and for the safety and protection of people and the environment from damage caused by ionising and non-ionising radiation.
They have done studies on hundreds of cell phones and have a huge collection of information about them and the image above shows the top of the cell phones that emit the most radiation and just the cell phone that I liked and that I had found, turns out to be the most radioactive of all @#$%&? lucky me. It's my turn to look for another one :/
If you want to read more about the news about radiation in cell phones click here.
If you want to read or see the table on radiation in all the cell phones in which you have done studies, click here.
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Can you rely on this information? In days when the microwave oven was new there were similar stories and i know the odd person who to this day will not eat food from a microwave.
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