Xiaomi, after achieving a milestone of 1 million smartphones sold in India now made an announcement regarding Xiaomi Mi Note 2. The Chinese technology manufacturer took it to Twitter and shared a teaser image for their new product. In their tweet, Xiaomi introduced Mi Note 2 as ‘Curved to Impress’. The teaser image reveals that the Mi Note 2 will have a dual-sided curved display, unveiled on October 25 at 11:30 IST.

According to Xiaomi Mobile, a supposed slide presentation has been leaked in China-based social media site Weibo. The document is reportedly likely the one that is going to be used in the upcoming Xiaomi press launch on Oct. 25, as it lists the specs for the new Mi Note 2. If the supposed leaked slide is to be believed, the Mi Note 2 will come out with a 5.7-inch Super AMOLED display with 2K resolution. In addition, it is supposedly confirmed that the screen will come with 3D Touch, confirming earlier rumors that Xiaomi will feature a pressure-sensitive display for the Mi Note 2.

Aside from the display specs, the slide also "confirms" that the Mi Note 2 will come out with an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor under glass, much like the scanners featured in the recently-released Xiaomi Mi 5s and Xiaomi Mi 5s Plus. Meanwhile, the presentation also touches on the supposed dual camera feature of the Mi Note 2's main camera, listing that the rear camera setup is composed of two Sony sensors, the main one, a 23-MP IMX318, and the other one, a 12-MP IMX378. It is unclear if the dual cam will be set up horizontally, as there are rumors that Xiaomi will feature a vertical arrangement for the Mi Note 2.

The 4 GB RAM version could retail for $415, and the 6 GB version Xiaomi Mi Note 2 Pro could retail for $445, which might be somewhat pricey given Xiaomi's reputation for cheap smartphones, but the specifications are on par with higher-priced smartphones saturating the market.