Finally Xiaomi has entered India in a big way as expected. With Xiaomi (Mi)'s media launch event has revealed three devices. As per expectations Xiaomi has launched Mi3 and other products in India. Mi3 has become a magnet for the Indian crowd as its having super-cool specifications at very lucrative price tag of just INR14999. Xiaomi is also providing a list of its service centres. This indicates that Xiaomi doesn't want to leave any room for any flop show in India atleast.

Mi3 main attractions are:

Redmi Note – 5.5 inch 720p screen, with octa core CPU @ 1.7GHz. 2GB RAM, 8GB flash, 13MP camera and 5MP front camera. 3200 mAh battery. (INR 9999).

Mi Pad Tablet – 7.9 display with 2048 x 1536 resolution. First tab with Nvidia Tegra K1. 2GB RAM, 16/64GB storage. 8MP rear / 5MP front camera. 6700 mAh battery. Expected to come soon in India.

Mi TV 2 - Full Android, with Wi-Fi, woofer, built in sound system.

Mi3 - INR 13999

Redmi 1S - INR 6999

Redmi Note - INR 9999

Xiomi is all set to make their presence in the Indian market, if rumors to be believed. And this could happen very soon in coming month. There are also gossips that Xiaomi might tie-up with Flipkart exclusively and might releasing its products in the month of July. And most probably their launching event is supposed to happen in Bangalore.As per unofficial sources Xiomi Mi3 may have a price tag near about INR18000 with a special launch day offer.

 "Xiaomi" is a well known brand in China. In fact it's China’s most promising smartphone brand. Xiaomi’s Indian website has already gone live. Xiaomi has also made a facebook page for Indian venture (Mi-India) Their Mi devices have made their presence felt across the glob in various countries. One thing is for sure that Xiomi is a strong believer of online marketing and shall keep sticking to its basics in marketing. Xiaomi is often regarded as ‘China’s Apple’. This itself speaks about its strength and brand preosition.

After its budget phone Moto G and mid-range Moto X smartphones in India, Motorola is going to make its smartphones even more affordable with the Moto E launch in India today. But Motorola hasn't revealed except  "priced for all" punch line. Moto E, last week was found listed on Zauba, an Indian website that keeps a track of goods imported to India. According to that, the Moto E has been imported to India at Rs 6,300 per unit. Having considered the prices at which the Moto G and Moto X were brought to the domestic market and the actual prices at which they went on sale, it can be reasoned out that the "priced for all" - as the company has mentioned in its media invites - smartphone, Moto E, will go on sale at or under Rs 8,500 (including taxes).