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    Reliance is planning to unveil a low-cost laptop called the JioBook that will be priced around Rs. 15,000 in India. The laptop is being manufactured in India by Flex and will be powered by Qualcomm chips and the JioOS operating system. It will also offer access to Jio and Microsoft services. While competing with established laptop brands will be a challenge, the low price point will make it accessible to more users and support India's "Make in India" initiative.

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    Reliance is planning to unveil a low-cost laptop called the JioBook that will be priced around Rs. 15,000 in India. The laptop is being manufactured in India by Flex and will be powered by Qualcomm chips and the JioOS operating system. It will also offer access to Jio and Microsoft services. While competing with established laptop brands will be a challenge, the low price point will make it accessible to more users and support India's "Make in India" initiative.

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    Reliance is planning to unveil a low-cost laptop called the JioBook that will be priced around Rs. 15,000 in India. The laptop is being manufactured in India by Flex and will be powered by Qualcomm chips and the JioOS operating system. It will also offer access to Jio and Microsoft services. While competing with established laptop brands will be a challenge, the low price point will make it accessible to more users and support India's "Make in India" initiative.

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    Submitted to
    Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida

    Guided By
    Prof. Abhijit Nair

    Name – Namrata Thakur


    Roll No. – PGFC2236
    Batch – 2022-24
    Reliance to unveil low-cost laptop priced
    just ₹15,000: Report

    Earlier decades where technology use case was scarce so was the
    technology and hence it was limited to some heavy pockets. For
    example the smartphone with touch technology was a havoc in the
    industry which in some time space revamped the telecom and the mobile
    phone industry. Earlier this tech gadget was limited to the people who
    could afford it but in the past decade stiff competition, availability of
    resources and low labor cost made it affordable to the general public as
    well. This kind of a revolution was introduced by Reliance which through
    its subsidiary JIO made it possible. Where every human in India could
    purchase a multitasking smartphone at really affordable price $81. The
    tech giant is also responsible for making India the only nation to provide
    cheapest data service in the world.

    In 2016, Reliance Jio caused a commotion in the telecommunications


    industry by offering 4G data plans and voice service at incredibly low
    prices. Reliance Jio introduced the JioPhone last year at a price of $81
    (6,623 Indian Rupees). The company is all set to create another havoc in
    the tech industry where it will provide a laptop named JioBook and which
    will cost around Rs. 15,000. It will reportedly come equipped with a 4G
    SIM card. As of this month, it can be purchased by institutions of higher
    education and the public sector. The product will likely be released to the
    public within the next three months.

    The JioBook is being made in India by contract manufacturer Flex.


    According to a report by Reuters in 2020, Reliance Jio had raised
    approximately $22 billion from worldwide investors like KKR & Co Inc
    and Silver Lake.

    The company's anonymous insider told Reuters that the JioBook will be
    as successful as the JioPhone. Reliance Jio now has over 42 billion
    users. The laptop will be powered by JioOS and will offer access to both
    Jio and Microsoft services. Qualcomm chips based on Arm Limited
    technology will provide the power.

    Competing with industry titans like Acer, Lenovo, HP, and Dell is
    JioBook's biggest challenge. Microsoft Windows is the most used
    operating system for laptops in India. Experts say that raising awareness
    among users is one of the biggest obstacles to wider use of the
    technology.
    The laptop will go up against a handful of products from Acer, Lenovo,
    and an Indian company called Lava. However, it may be met with
    opposition in countries where Microsoft Windows is the de facto
    operating system on most laptop computers.

    At last I would conclude that for betterment of society, people and the
    country small steps and small initiatives must be taken to progress.
    Businesses like JIO do make huge profits from these cheap
    smartphones and laptops but they also make various improvements to
    the society in general. More and more reach of these gadgets in hand of
    general public which is more affordable will make these general public
    more efficient in work. More efficiency means more development and
    more development is more GDP. Also this revolution would be the
    biggest part of Make and Made in India scheme which will directly
    benefit the Indian economy system in the long run.

    News Article: https://www.hindustantimes.com/technology/after-


    jiophone-reliance-mukesh-ambani-to-unveil-low-cost-laptop-priced-just-
    rs-15-000-report-101664778887904.html

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