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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Contract manufacturer Optiemus Electronics<\/a> Monday said it has partnered with homegrown laptop brand Primebook<\/a> to manufacture its latest 4G laptop.

“The collaboration marks OEL<\/a>'s foray into the laptop manufacturing market, beginning with the ground-breaking Primebook 4G, an Android 11-based laptop for students and learners,” said Optiemus<\/a> Electronics in a statement.

As part of the partnership, Optiemus will be manufacturing around 1 lakh laptop units for Primebook by end-FY24. OEL, which already manufactures products in mobile, wearable\/hearable and telecom equipment segments in India, also aims to strengthen its capabilities with further expansion into other categories of consumer electronics.

According to the statement, Primebook has witnessed “remarkable success” in the B2B category over the last four years and aims to expand in the B2C category further.

The affordable Primebook 4G laptop<\/a> will primarily serve tier 2 and tier 3 cities. As for specifications, the Primebook 4G has 11.6 inches HD screen with 1366x768 pixels resolution, 4 GB LP DDR3 RAM and 64 GB eMMC storage, 10 hrs of battery life, a 2MP camera and PrimeOS (Android 11) operating system.

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IT hardware companies flag PLI’s investment clause; revised scheme in the works for industry<\/a><\/h2>

They reasoned that most manufacturers have slack capacities that first need to be used up before committing to expansion at a time when global PC and tablet sales have been steadily declining.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Contract manufacturer Optiemus Electronics<\/a> Monday said it has partnered with homegrown laptop brand Primebook<\/a> to manufacture its latest 4G laptop.

“The collaboration marks OEL<\/a>'s foray into the laptop manufacturing market, beginning with the ground-breaking Primebook 4G, an Android 11-based laptop for students and learners,” said Optiemus<\/a> Electronics in a statement.

As part of the partnership, Optiemus will be manufacturing around 1 lakh laptop units for Primebook by end-FY24. OEL, which already manufactures products in mobile, wearable\/hearable and telecom equipment segments in India, also aims to strengthen its capabilities with further expansion into other categories of consumer electronics.

According to the statement, Primebook has witnessed “remarkable success” in the B2B category over the last four years and aims to expand in the B2C category further.

The affordable Primebook 4G laptop<\/a> will primarily serve tier 2 and tier 3 cities. As for specifications, the Primebook 4G has 11.6 inches HD screen with 1366x768 pixels resolution, 4 GB LP DDR3 RAM and 64 GB eMMC storage, 10 hrs of battery life, a 2MP camera and PrimeOS (Android 11) operating system.

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IT hardware companies flag PLI’s investment clause; revised scheme in the works for industry<\/a><\/h2>

They reasoned that most manufacturers have slack capacities that first need to be used up before committing to expansion at a time when global PC and tablet sales have been steadily declining.<\/p><\/div>