Vivo laptops are reported in works.
According to a report in Gizchina quoted 91biles, the company owned by BBK Vivo was preparing to enter the laptop market.
News of Vivo’s laptop follows the realm report entering the laptop market with a budget laptop.
Earlier this month, Xiaomi Sub-Brand Redmi made its debut on the laptop market.
According to the report, Vivo is conducting a survey for a laptop.
The company asks consumers what they want to see on a laptop in terms of laptop prices, display size and processor.
Even though there are no details available about laptops, it speculates to come in two screen sizes.
Vivo laptops are likely to be powered by the 11th Intel Core i5 or i3 processor.
It is also a possibility similar to the newly launched Redmi laptop, Vivo laptops can also come in two variants, one runs on 11 gene Intel Cast I5 and other Core i3 processors.
The laptop market in India has seen several newcomers in the past year, including Xiaomi, Redmi and Nokia.
LG recently re-entered the market with a gram series laptop.
While Xiaomi, Redmi and Nokia offer extraordinary devices; LG Gram Series is a premium at a starting price of Rs 70,000 Plus.
Speculating specifications show that Vivo laptops will be a budget device.
This means they will compete with Xiaomi, Redmi and the upcoming laptop from Realm.
What drives the global laptop market, a pandemic has produced great growth in the laptop market.
Laptop sales reached a height of ten years in 2020, according to Gartner.
Delivery of PCs around the world (which includes desktops and laptops) amounted to 275 million units by 2020, an increase of 4.8% from 2019 and the highest growth in ten years.
“Demand for strong consumer PCs encourages sales, especially in areas where the government maintains orders to stay at home as a Pandemic Covid-19 continues.
Before 2020, consumers have shifted to the focus of the first phone, but the pandemic reverses this trend.
The PC has reappeared as Important tools such as consumers, including younger children, relied on them to work, school, socialize and be entertained from their homes, “said Mikako Kitagawa, Director of Research in Gartner.
It comes to newer numbers, the delivery of PCs around the world amounts to 71.6 million units in the second quarter of 2021, an increase of 4.6% from the second quarter of 2020, according to the initial results by Gartner.
While PC demand remains above the pre-pandemic level, this is a significant slowdown compared to the record year to year growth of 35.7% in the first quarter of 2021, most of which will impact on taking ongoing components.
While Gartner does not include the Chromebook in the traditional PC market results, the shipping of Chromebook is once again strong in the second quarter of 2021.
The total PC / Chromebook market worldwide grows more than 10% of the world.