Primebook Gen 2 to Reportedly Launch in India Next Year With Android 14 and 4 Variant

Primebook
Gen
2
launch
in
India
may
take
place
soon,
according
to
a
report.
The
Android-based
laptop
is
expected
to
arrive
as
the
successor
to
the
Primebook,
which
made
its
debut
in
the
country
in
March
2023.
It
is
rumoured
to
run
on
a
version
of
Android
14
and
come
in
four
variants:
two
yoga-style
and
two
clamshell-style
devices,
offered
in
different
sizes.

Notably,
this
development
comes
after
Chitranshu
Mahant,
CEO
of
Primebook

told
the
Hindu
that
the
company’s
next-generation
laptop
will
come
with
a
cloud-as-a-service
model.

Primebook
Gen
2
Launch
Date,
Price
in
India

According
to
a
91Mobiles

report,
the
Primebook
Gen
2
laptop
series
will
launch
in
India
in
January
2025.
It
will
be
priced
under
Rs.
20,000
—
a
slightly
higher
price
tag
than
the
current
Primebook
lineup.

Primebook
Gen
2
Specifications

Primebook
Gen
2
will
reportedly
be
offered
in
four
variants
and
two
sizes.
Buyers
will
be
able
to
choose
from
11.6-inch
and
14-inch
display
size
options,
while
both
models
will
be
available
in
yoga
and
clamshell
form
factors
too.

The
report
suggests
that
Primebook
Gen
2
will
have
narrower
bezels
compared
to
its
predecessor.
It
is
speculated
to
feature
a
metallic
chassis
for
a
more
premium
feel.
Primebook
is
powered
by
PrimeOS
and
the
purported
laptop
may
run
on
the
company’s
own
version
of

Android
14.

Primebook
Gen
2
is
also
reported
to
bring
support
for
4G
SIMs
with
LTE
connectivity.

Prime
Cloud
Computing

As
per
the
report,
the
Indian
original
equipment
manufacturer
(OEM)
is
also
looking
to
launch
its
cloud
computing
solution
in
the
country
which
will
allow
users
to
store
their
files
on
the
cloud
instead
of
utilising
the
local
storage.
This
service
is
said
to
demand
a
minimum
internet
speed
of
15mbps,
while
gaming
could
require
speeds
above
100mbps.

The
cloud
computing
solution
is
reported
to
launch
in
India
in
November
2024
and
could
be
available
to
users
as
an
app.
However,
it
will
not
be
free.
The
report
suggests
that
the
company
could
offer
it
with
a
15-day
free
trial
period,
after
which
a
fee
might
apply.