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First-ever Indian branded Chromebook set for launch this week

Posted on May 21, 2015May 8, 2020 By Hulk

India is set to get its first tryst with a Chromebook and what’s more this Chromebook is made specifically keeping in mind the needs of this market. Google partnered with a local brand to come up with Chromebook and the laurels have gone the way of Xolo. As reported earlier this year, Xolo was chosen by Google to become its latest Chromebook partner along with other global players and finally reports emerging from industry have talked up the launch of the same later this week. Google is hosting a product-centric event on 15 May and in all probability, we expect to catch glimpse of the first Indian brand to make Chromebooks.
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