RealmeBook, the first smartphone from the new Realme Tech ecosystem, is officially available for pre-order on August 16. The phone is now available for purchase on Amazon India at a price of Rs.22,999. The RealmeBook comes with a 6.2-inch HD+ display, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The smartphone is powered by the Snapdragon 660 SoC, and comes with a dual rear camera of 20MP and 2MP sensors. The 20MP sensor comes with f/1.8 aperture, while the 2MP sensor comes with f/2.2 aperture.
At Iwant Technology, we always want to be first. And after all the rumors have been running wild, we finally have a chance to introduce you to the king of the Android e-book readers – RealmeBook.
Live streaming is one of the major features of RealmeBook, which is Realme’s new Android One-based smartphone brand that will be launched in India in three exclusive colors of Black, Blue and Green, on August 18.
RealmeBook price, specs, and pictures reportedly leaked ahead of the gadget’s formal debut in China on August 18, providing a lot of information about the device. A new laptop series from a Chinese manufacturer will be released simultaneously in China and India, with certain features hinted ahead of time. Now, live pictures of the gadget have surfaced online, showing its aesthetics.
Abhishek Yadav, an industry source acquainted with the eastern market, has shared live pictures of the forthcoming Realme laptop resting on a desk. According to his pictures, the forthcoming RealmeBook will have a beautiful 14-inch display surrounded by relatively small bezels and housed in a brush-finished blue metal shell. While it’s clear that Realme was influenced by Apple, the firm is aiming for the mid-range of the price/performance spectrum.
The display on the RealmeBook will have an FHD resolution, according to the source, and will be powered by Intel Iris Xe Graphics integrated in the laptop’s 11th Gen Intel Core i5 CPU (Intel Tiger Lake, the very same spotted inside Surface Laptop 4). The laptop will also come with 8 GB of RAM, a fingerprint scanner, two USB Type C connections, and a copy of Windows 10 pre-installed. All are priced at about $40,000 (around $540). However, recent pricing leaks indicate that China’s RealmeBook would debut with a price tag of 54,000 yuan ($730) at launch. However, subsequent disclosures have shown more than that.
Realme had intended to launch the RelameBook in China and the RealmeBook Slim in India on the same day, with both versions sporting the same hardware — or so it was said. The original rumors were incorrect; the RealmeBook and RealmeBook Slim will now be released as separate devices with differing hardware specifications, with the RealmeBook Slim being the more inexpensive laptop variant.
The RealmeBook laptop, which is scheduled to launch in China, may get a hardware update, with its RAM increased to 16 GB. It will also have 512 GB of storage, but it is unknown if this will be an SSD or a hard disk, and it will be powered by a 65W power supply. Given that gaming laptops, which are powerful computers, use approximately 130-185 watts of power, this places the device in the lower-midrange of the performance spectrum.
The RealmeBook Slim, which is targeted for the Indian market, would ship with an 11th-generation Intel Core i3 CPU and potentially less RAM and storage, explaining its lower price of 40,000 rupees (about $540). Of course, these versions will most likely have various RAM sizes, storage capacities, and types, all of which may influence the final pricing for customers.
Both laptops will be available on the same day as the Realme GT 5G and Realme GT Master Edition smartphones. Realme’s unique PC Connect functionality is used on these devices, allowing RealmeBook customers to connect with their Realme smartphones. Though the precise purpose of this feature has yet to be revealed, it is expected to allow users to get alerts, respond to messages, and even answer phone calls from their Realme smartphone through their RealmeBook laptop.
Finally, Realme is attempting to compete with other laptop makers, namely the RedmiBook and Mi NoteBook. As a result, it establishes itself as a brand that provides quality features at a more affordable price. However, when it comes to performance, you can’t truly have one without the other.
Despite having 11th Generation Intel Core i5 CPUs and a 65-watt power supply, the Realme series lacks dedicated graphics chips, which would make it a real powerhouse. As a result, its best uses are restricted to education, communication, audio and video entertainment, and perhaps some limited video or picture editing.
Its integrated graphics may be enough for modest gaming, but they pale in comparison to contemporary laptops with dedicated GPUs that have over 700 times the rendering capability of Intel Iris Xe Graphics. Non-gaming customers will like the luxury feel and overall excellent features revealed on both RealmeBook variants when it debuts on August 18.
The company has launched a new budget smartphone, RealmeBook, which is a sub-brand of the Chinese OEM Realme. The phone was launched in China earlier this year, and has now made its way to India. RealmeBook is an upgraded version of the Realme 1, which was launched last year in India. The new RealmeBook comes with a metal unibody design, with a bigger 6.2-inch FHD+ screen, and powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 450 SoC. The phone is backed by a 3,000mAh battery, and comes with a single rear camera.. Read more about digit laptop comparison and let us know what you think.
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