Realme is one of the youngest smartphone manufacturers in the tech scene, although it can make use of the experience of the parent company OPPO. In this poco time has undoubtedly managed to make its way among the big names in the sector and win a large slice of the market. In India the direct confrontation with Redmi is always around the corner, so much so that the two companies have often teased each other, but it is inevitable that Realme now has to give itself a push to get out of OPPO's shadow.
This push is also taking place thanks to products other than the classic smartphones, in fact we have already been able to see the launch of the brand's first TWS headphones as well as the current rumors that foresee the short launch of the first Realme-branded fitness band. Yesterday, however, the news that a series of smart TV line ups will also be presented, but today new corridor rumors suggest that the Chinese manufacturer is ready to expand its range of products also in the new sector, namely the IT sector.
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Realme thinks big: in the future also the company's first notebook
And in the wake of Redmi, CEO Francis Wang yesterday announced the debut of the first Realme-branded smart TV, which will take place at MWC 2020, but the expansion plans do not end there, because Realme is thinking well of launching its own Notebook .
If TV goes well, laptop is something worth a try.
- Francis Wong (@FrancisRealme) February 1, 2020
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At the moment we do not have any technical specifications, let alone a trace of what the design will be, but we know that this sector will be explored by Realme only after the launch of its first smart TVs. In short, the company wants to concentrate first on one area, to see and study its development and only after the first successes are collected will it be ready to launch a series of notebooks. But without a doubt Realme will not be able to avoid setting up a real ecosystem composed of various devices dedicated to its users, in which a notebook cannot be missing.
