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Realme Book (Slim)

Realme Book Slim launched in India, with 2K display and 11th Gen Intel processors

Posted on August 18, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Realme Book Slim has just been launched in India. The company officially announced the Realme GT and GT Master Edition in an online launch conference earlier today (18th August 2021) and has also unveiled its first laptop in the region.

Taking a look at the new notebook from the company, it is a light weight laptop that aims to be a portable PC which does not compromise on performance.
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Computers & IT Tags:Intel, laptop, master, notebook, PC, portable, Realme, Realme Book, Realme Book Slim, Realme GT

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