Xiaomi aims to enable its tablets to run Windows games. This is made possible through WinPlay technology, which is already being tested by the company.
In a post on the Chinese social network Weibo, Xiaomi confirmed that it is recruiting people who own the Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4 tablet to test the system.
The company highlighted that WinPlay is not a cloud gaming service dependent on a Windows device but rather a way to run programs natively on the Android system — functioning as a sort of emulator.
Additionally, it was reported that GPU performance loss during tests was only 2.9% compared to execution on Windows devices.
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In a post on the Chinese social network Weibo, Xiaomi confirmed that it is recruiting people who own the Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4 tablet to test the system.
The company highlighted that WinPlay is not a cloud gaming service dependent on a Windows device but rather a way to run programs natively on the Android system — functioning as a sort of emulator.
Additionally, it was reported that GPU performance loss during tests was only 2.9% compared to execution on Windows devices.
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