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LG TO RE-ENTER LAPTOP BUSINESS IN INDIA

15.09.2009 by arisha Category Laptops

Korean electronics giant LG will re-enter the laptop business in India by the end of 2009.LG Electronics, which had earlier stopped selling its laptops in India due to financial non-viability, now plans to re-enter the business.
LG Electronics India Managing Director Moon Bum Shin said, ” Notebooks hardly generate profit as big amount of purchase comes only from corporates. We had pulled out but we are thinking of starting again by launching netbooks (mini laptops) and other product line”.”For notebook as compared to Hewlett Packard our base is small. So rather than push the material (volume) we are going to come up with premium marketing, which we are working on,” he said.
The company is planning to position the product in the premium segment.

Korean electronics giant LG will re-enter the laptop business in India by the end of 2009.LG Electronics, which had earlier stopped selling its laptops in India due to financial non-viability, now plans to re-enter the business.

LG Electronics India Managing Director Moon Bum Shin said, ” Notebooks hardly generate profit as big amount of purchase comes only from corporates. We had pulled out but we are thinking of starting again by launching netbooks (mini laptops) and other product line”.”For notebook as compared to Hewlett Packard our base is small. So rather than push the material (volume) we are going to come up with premium marketing, which we are working on,” he said.

The company is planning to position the product in the premium segment.

HP to release a Laptop that can run for a day in battery

10.09.2008 by admin Category Laptops

Hewlett-Packard will be releasing a laptop which can run for twenty-four hours on a high-capacity battery. The laptop will have to be run on Microsoft’s Windows XP, since Vista, has some power-draining problems.

The Laptop will have a LED display instead of LCD. This will add four hours of battery life. The laptop will also use an Intel Solid-State Drive, which is reported to make batteries last 7% longer than they would if information were to be stored on a rotating magnetic disk.

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