Smart TV’s are a norm in any household, the screen in the living hall is no longer an idiot box as it was referred to in the past. New generation sets are more than just used for watching shows and Bluerays, with in built processors the screen can now stream directly from the internet, take voice command and even manage other home appliances.

While we are still yet to warm up to TV sets from mainland, China brands like Haier, LeTV and HiSense are gaining momentum and have already penetrated Europe and USA in a big way. One of the top names is Xiaomi’s MiTV, with a concept of best features in a most affordable price point, the company just releases a 65″ TV that so thin, it can only described as ridiculous.

The Mi TV 4 65″ can be compared to the thickness of three coins or about 4.98 mm making it twice as thin as its predecessor. In order to achieve this, engineers had to place the motherboard into a separate unit, which connects to the screen via the Mi Port. This means the odular design of the TV now contains three separate components: the hardware unit, the display and the audio system.

Combining the best of all parts, the new TV-set has a Samsung/LG 4K screen, Amlogic’s 64-bit flagship processor with four 1.8 GHz Cortex-A53 cores, a Mali-T830 GPU, 2 GB of RAM and 8 GB of flash memory. It supports HDR, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth BLE with low power consumption.

As an added bonus, the Mi TV 4 becomes a hub to control all other Mi-smart devices