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Back in April, Chinese smartphone giant Realme joked about the launch of MeowBook laptops as part of an April Fool’s joke. Well, the company now seems to be set to bring its laptop to reality, as per Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth’s latest tweet.
Yeah, you read that right. Realme laptops are launching in India really soon to take on its arch-nemesis, Xiaomi’s Mi Notebook. In an official tweet, Sheth said that “#Realme new product category has a message for you!” And as you can see in the teaser image below, the upcoming product appears to be a laptop. The cryptic message in the tweet, on the other hand, reads “Hello World”.
01001000B 01100101B 01101100B 01101100B 01101111B 00100000B 01010111B 01101111B 01110010B 01101100B 01100100B 00100001B 00000000B#realme new product category has a message for you!
Can you decode it & guess the product name that will add up to your #TechLife? pic.twitter.com/PhPcvn0668— Madhav Sheth (@MadhavSheth1) June 9, 2021
From what e can tell from the teaser image, Realme’s laptop will have a sleek profile, a MacBook Air-like metallic silver design, and an indent to easily open the screen. There is not much else known about this upcoming laptop at the moment. Will the laptop be a Windows 10 machine or Chromebook? We don’t know yet.
Earlier in May, the Chinese giant conducted a laptop survey on its forum, asking users if they are planning to buy a new laptop in the next three months. It inquired them about their social media usage, factors that influence their laptop purchase decision, whether they will be willing to spend between Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 50,000, and more.
So yeah, we can expect the Realme laptop (or MeowBook?) to rival the budget-centric laptop market. It should cater to students and lock horns with the Mi Notebook, Asus VivoBook, and Lenovo’s Ideapad series in the sub-Rs. 50,000 price bracket. Does this sound exciting? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
I really hope its a Chromebook. Windows feels ancient because of the bloatware and since its so heavy. Also chromebooks work extremely well with the android ecosystem.
At least one model should have a good dedicated GPU inside with dual-channel RAM and a decent SSD. Would definitely consider getting one then 🙂
They should bring it in variety of configurations.
Intel, AMD and Snapdragon.
Chrome OS and Windows