Xiaomi says you can expect 12.5 hours of reading or video playback time on a full charge. The tablet also features a USB-C connector and a reading mode that cuts blue light to reduce eye strain. The 16GB model is available for RMB 999 ($156), while the 64GB version costs RMB 1,299 ($203) — both in either champagne gold or dark gray. In addition to an Android-based MIUI 7 version, Xiaomi will also make a Windows 10 edition of the Mi Pad 2 available in late December. It'll be interesting to see if the move to carry Microsoft's OS will help the company take on tablet makers like Asus and Dell. Both devices will go on sale in China on November 27 via Xiaomi's site and its Mi Home outlets in the country. ➤ Xiaomi New Product Launch [MIUI Forum]