RDP has launched its Thin Book laptop at Rs. 9,999. The device features a 14.1-inch display with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, and is powered by an Intel quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM. It offers 32GB of storage that can be expanded by up to 256GB. Those interested can pre-book the device via the company’s website.
RDP India’s leading it hardware manufacturing company has officially marked its entry into laptop segment by announcing the launch of “Thin Book” the new ultra slim laptop in India at a budget price of 9999/-. Thin Book is a 14.1 inch display offering a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. Company claims Thin Book is the world’s first ultra slim laptop in this price segment for Indian consumers mainly for on the go users.
The RDP Thin Book is a "revolutionary" design with glossy fiber & elegant edges as per ergonomics, the windows 10 based laptop is powered by Intel quad core processor with 2gb ram & 32gb storage (expandable upto 256 GB). Graphics are provided by an integrated intel hd graphics and the system also includes a web camera and connectivity is supported by Bluetooth 4.1 and integrated 802.11a/b/g/n/ac. The laptop is backed by a 10000 mAh 3.7 v battery as well.
On the launching occasion company spokesperson said “ Thin Book really makes the differentiates from its competitors with its killing & aggressive price. Thin Book is targeted for all kind of business users who wants to continue their productivity on the move as well as for the Tier 2 & Tier 3 cities who have not tried a laptop simply because it was too expensive.
Besides that he also stated that this Thin Book is for “comfort and productivity”, with this aggressive pricing, we want to create a disruptive product, which we hope will expand the PC market as well, and not just increase our market share. We’re also offering quality after sales with the strategy of 24/48 hours support resolution by alliance with Global leaders in business outsourcing.
We are actively working towards addressing the requirements of every genre of computing which includes entertainment, personal and official. Our latest launch of Thin book is aimed at aiding modern businesses and their computing requirements. It enables users to work without worries and personifies our promise to inspire and power businesses.
RDP has witnessed huge response for its pre booking option and received 1k orders through its advance booking. It also gives the option to aspirants and technology enthusiasts to avail this products by registering atwww.rdp.in/prebook besides this RDP announced 16gb sd card for free on its pre booking orders
The 14.1-inch laptop is claimed to be India's most affordable laptop in its segment.
Developed in strategic association with ecosystem players Microsoft and Intel, the new device aims to address the needs of entry-level consumers looking for an affordable yet robust device.
The laptop, weighing 1.4 kg, is equipped with Intel Atom x5-Z8300 Processor,Windows 10, 32 GB and up to 128 GB of expandable storage, 2GB RAM and 10,000 mAh Li-Polimer battery with 8.5 hours backup.
Telangana's Information Technology Minister K.T. Rama Rao, who launched the laptop, assured all support to the company for its plans to manufacture the device inTelangana in three to four quarters.
Priyadarshi Mohapatra, Country General Manager, Consumer Channel Group, Microsoft India and Anand Ramamoorthy, Director - consumption sales, Intel South Asia also attended the launch.
Vikram Redlapalli, founder and managing director, RDP Workstations Pvt. Ltd said that they plan to sell 30,000 to 40,000 devices during the current financial year.
He said despite the low cost, the device had not been compromised. It can be used for education and for all basic and above basic applications.
The company plans to come out with more powerful variants of the device, which was designed in Hyderabad but manufactured in Taiwan.
Vikram is confident of further bringing down the cost by manufacturing the device in Telangana by availing the incentives the state offers.
Incorporated in 2012, the company started manufacturing low-cost computing devices called thinkline using server based computing system instead of conventional personal computer and later expanded to mini PCs, catering to corporate and small and medium businesses.
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