[Tips & Tutorials] [Device Team] Mi Box 3 Enhanced: Root + Localization + AndroidTV/Simple Gapps!

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[Tips & Tutorials] [Device Team] Mi Box 3 Enhanced: Root + Localization + AndroidTV/Simple Gapps!

Greetings MIUIers!

We know how cool are the gadgets from Xiaomi. Unfortunately, not all of them currently support languages other than Chinese. They are also sold only in China. But we find the ways to get those superb things all over the world and keep following our beloved brand, don't we? And enthusiasts from all over the world create workarounds for the devices they get. This is my second localization project I want to share with you. This time it's for Xiaomi Mi Box 3 Enhanced edition (MDZ-18-AA). Read the instructions carefully, follow the steps mentioned and make your device even more cool!

On March 7, 2016 Xiaomi presented the new compact TV Box called Mi Box 3 Enhanced (MDZ-18-AA). It is build on top of the 64-bit hexa-core CPU MT8693 (2x2GHz Cortex A72 + 4x1.6Ghz Cortex A-53) and Power VR GX6250 GPU. It also contains 2GB LPDDR3 RAM and 8GB eMMC 5.0 flash drive. It's the most powerful TV Box Xiaomi currently has. In Antutu benchmark it gets 70 000 points. So this box is a good choice for both gaming and media streaming.

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