The fingerprint scanner is touted to be located at the back of the device, where other hardware specifications revealed include a 1.5GHz octa-core CPU, a 5” display with 720p resolution, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal memory, and a 4,100mAh battery to keep it chugging along for an entire day – assuming the kind of bloatware that comes with it will not prove to be a battery killer like the Redmi Note 2.
In terms of pricing, expect the fingerprint scanner-enabled Xiaomi Redmi 3 to retail for approximately $122 after conversion, which ain’t too shabby for that extra bit of security when you consider how the now vanilla Redmi 3 had a price point that hovered around $105.