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feat(data): specs and model numbers for Infinity X's new phones - #113
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Fills in the 12 phones #110 brought in bare. Chips and hardware come from GSMArena (through the Wayback Machine) and the makers' own pages where there are any: mi.com for the POCO X8 Pro, OnePlus China for the Ace 6, infinixmobility.com for the two Note 30s and advandigital.com for the ADVAN X1. Model numbers come from the maintainers' device trees, cross-checked against MobileModels.
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For the Galaxies I only listed the variants each tree actually handles, so US, Canada and TracFone models are left out. The M30s is the exception - I couldn't find its tree, so it has every model for the codename. NFC goes on wherever some markets have it, and none of them get eSIM, as every SIM row says nano only.
The POCO X8 Pro build runs on Chinese firmware, so the Redmi Turbo 5 is in as an alias, and the M23 and M34 take the Galaxy F23 5G and F34 5G the same way. The ADVAN X1's odd
6781alias is what the phone calls itself in its own firmware. Bootloaders all stay unknown, as nothing says the stock bootloader opens up, and the brand policies cover Samsung, Xiaomi and OnePlus anyway.