JIO is supported by reliance, which is famous for Indian cellular networks and affordable subsidized devices, have worked on Jiobook, laptop arms with Windows 10.
Jio laptops have sprung up at a rumor factory for some time now. Recently mentioned in hardware certification documents too.
Unfortunately, the document does not reveal any device specifications other than the fact that it is clearly based on arm compared to x86 and certified to run the Windows 10 arm version.
Archiving also mentions Emdoor Digital Technology, OEM for the intended laptop. It is a Shenzhen-based company that specializes in these hardware.
Because the ‘product name’ for the device will “QL218_V2.2_JIO_11.6_20220113_V2”, the broad “218-series” device lineup on the Digital Emdoor technology website found.
All this, however, use an Intel CPU or AMD X86 and not the chip arm. Their design looks very different, so we can’t say that the Jio chassis will be used. Emdoor Digital Technology clearly customizes specifically for Jio.
A report from November last year suggested that dependence could develop a new Jio tablet. In addition, Jio TV has also been reported in work.
Giant Telecom wants to launch two new Jio hardware products in 2022. This product is reported as a Jio tablet and Jio TV. The right launch timeline for these two products is unknown, and the specifications are not leaked. However, if we speculate, both devices tend to be positioned in ultra-affordable space like the next Jiophone.
The first Jio tablet is likely to run on the Pragatios software that has been designed by Google and Reliance specifically for the next Jiophone. Tablets must also offer access to the Google Play Store and powered by Qualcomm chipset. As for Jio TV, it can come up with support for some popular OTT applications and can be bundled with the Jio Fiber set-top box. The possibility will come in various size options. If the company really develops both of these devices, then leaks in the future must offer further details.
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