Acer may launch multiple HD and 4K smart TVs in India

Pandemic Ushed Covid-19 has had strange implications on the brand that focuses on consumers. While smartphone makers try to find more ways to get closer to your workstation, conventional technology companies are looking to get some footing into your living room.

We recently followed the main business official Acer Sudhir Goel, who gave us the vision of the company, a shortage of ongoing chips and new air cleaners launched by the company. He also talked about new IoT products that planned the company to come, however, he did not reveal that the company also wanted to add smart TV to the cat.

People in 91mobiles have made us closed here and have reported that Taiwanese technology companies can launch many smart TV led ranging from 32-inch screen size of up to 70 inches next month.

The report states that this TV will be made locally in India in one of Dixon contract manufacturer facilities. According to the report, this TV will cover the entire price of gamut ranging from HD budget-ready and walking far to 4K Premium TV.

According to the report, because this TV will run on Android TV OS they will support the original OTT applications and will also support downloading applications from the Play Store. Standard connectivity features will include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB, and HDMI will be present on all TV while the premium will come with features such as Micro Dimming and Dolby Audio.

While the report even stated that this LED TV could be valued between Rs. 20,000 to RS. 70,000, we have reached Acer for some clarity around this report and the brand chooses not to comment at this time.

Analysis: Does Acer want to make brands more relevant to consumers?

Even though there is no doubt that the smartphone maker enters the smart TV segment makes sense. Along with smart home products and accessories, this not only helps them create a connected product ecosystem that can talk to each other.

Also, this smartphone brand and lifestyle launches a laptop can be considered a decision driven by demand. Thanks to the term pandemic such as long-distance work and distance education has become an important part of our lifestyle and therefore these brands are trying our best to maximize opportunities.

Similarly, the core technology brand like Acer has spread to the smart TV segment can also be seen as a demand-based decision. Since people are forced to live indoors, consumption of online content has increased dramatically. Therefore, the shift from the workspace to the living room can help Acer become a household brand.

However, in both scenarios, it comes down to quality and after-sales support. If this is not handled correctly, this decision to explore unknown areas can backfire and hurt the brand image and have an impact on the core business too