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Xiaomi has entered the laptop market in India with its new Mi Notebook 14 and Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition products. These models are light and compact, with few bells and whistles. Xiaomi aims to own universal appeal whether you’re an office worker, home user, or student. However, if you’re expecting shockingly low prices, you may be a little amazed – Xiaomi isn’t likely to turn the laptop market on its head want it has with smartphones and smart TVs. With prices ranging from Rs. 41,999 (introductory offer) to Rs. 59,999, Xiaomi is aiming for one’s heart of the laptop market rather than the budget segment. Instead of rock-bottom prices, there is an focus on style, specifications, and affordability. This is definitely an interesting technique for Xiaomi, with a long history of pulling the carpet out from under its competitors’ feet with unbeatable prices. Still, laptops are still very costly investments for many people, and no one wants to spend Rs. 60,000 without having to be su...

Xiaomi has entered the laptop market in India with its new Mi Notebook 14 and Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition products. These models are light and compact, with few bells and whistles. Xiaomi aims to own universal appeal whether you’re an office worker, home user, or student. However, if you’re expecting shockingly low prices, you may be a little amazed – Xiaomi isn’t likely to turn the laptop market on its head want it has with smartphones and smart TVs. With prices ranging from Rs. 41,999 (introductory offer) to Rs. 59,999, Xiaomi is aiming for one’s heart of the laptop market rather than the budget segment. Instead of rock-bottom prices, there is an focus on style, specifications, and affordability. This is definitely an interesting technique for Xiaomi, with a long history of pulling the carpet out from under its competitors’ feet with unbeatable prices. Still, laptops are still very costly investments for many people, and no one wants to spend Rs. 60,000 without having to be su...