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Chapter: 1 Laptop V/S Tablets

Laptop:

Introduction:

A laptop is a portable personal computer with a clamshell form factor, suitable for mobile use. Alaptop has most of the same components as a desktop computer, including a display, a keyboard,a pointing device such as a touchpad (also known as a trackpad) and a pointing stick , andspeakers into a single unit. A laptop is powered by mains electricity via an AC adapter , and can be used away from an outlet using a rechargeable battery. Laptops are also sometimes callednotebook computers or notebooks. Other terms, such as ultra books or net books, refer to specifictypes of laptop. ost of the modern day laptop computers also have a webcam and a mic(microphone) pre!installed.

As portable computers became smaller, lighter, cheaper, and more powerful and as screens became smaller and of better "uality, laptops became very widely used for a variety of purposes.

As #!bit C$% machines became widely accepted, the number of portables increased rapidly. &he

first laptops using the flip form factor appeared in the early '#s. *ard drives started to be used

in portables, encouraged by the introduction of +.- drives in the late '#s, and became

common in laptops starting with the introduction of .- and smaller drives around '/

capacities have typically lagged behind physically larger desktop drives. Optical storage, read!

only C0!1O followed by writeable C0 and later read!only or writeable 020 and 3lu!ray,

became common in laptops early in the s

Classifcation:

&he term -laptop- can refer to a number of classes of small portable computers4

• Full-size Laptop: A laptop large enough to accommodate a -full!si5e- keyboard (a

keyboard with the minimum 6781&9 key layout, which is at least '+. keys across that

are on : (.;) inch centers, plus some room on both ends for the case). &he

measurement of at least '' inches across has been suggested as the threshold for this

class. &he first laptops were the si5e of a standard %.!si5e- laptops were introduced, which were the width of a

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heavier than standard laptops. &hey contain more powerful components and have a '- or larger

display. &hey are bulkier and not as portable as other laptops, and their operation time on

batteries is typically shorter/ they are intended to be used as compact and transportable

alternatives to a desktop computer.

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daylight, cases and frames made of magnesium alloys that are much stronger than plastic found

in commercial laptops, and solid!state storage devices or hard disc drives that are shock mounted

to withstand constant vibrations. 1ugged laptops are commonly used by public safety services

(police, fire and medical emergency), military, utilities, field service technicians, construction,

mining and oil drilling personnel. 1ugged laptops are usually sold to organi5ations, rather than

individuals, and are rarely marketed via retail channels.

Con(ertible laptop

&ypical modern convertible laptops have a comple Hoint between the keyboard housing and the

display permitting the display panel to swivel and then lie flat on the keyboard housing. &ablet

laptops also contain touchscreen displays alongside the traditional touchpad.

&ypically, the base of a tablet laptop attaches to the display at a single Hoint called a swivel hinge

or rotating hinge. &he Hoint allows the screen to rotate through '# and fold down on top of the

keyboard to provide a flat writing surface. &his design, although the most common, creates a

physical point of weakness on the laptop.


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the processor to the specific models, limiting the processors that are compatible.


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• Video displa) controller4 On standard laptops the video controller is usually integrated

into the chipset to conserve power. &his tends to limit the use of laptops for gaming andentertainment. &hese two fields have constantly escalated hardware demands, and because the integrated chipset is very difficult to upgrade for a standard user, laptops maygrow obsolete "uickly for use in gaming and entertainment. *igher!end laptops and

desktop replacements in particular often come with dedicated graphics processors on themotherboard or as an internal epansion card. &hese mobile graphics processors arecomparable in performance to low!end mainstream desktop graphic accelerator boards. Afew notebooks have switchable graphics with both an integrated and discrete cardinstalled. &he user can choose between using integrated graphics when battery life isimportant and dedicated graphics when demanding applications call for it. &his allows for greater fleibility and also conserves power when not re"uired.

• #ispla)4 ost modern laptops feature '+ inches (++ cm) or larger color active matri

displays based on CCBL or L80 lighting with resolutions of '#=# ('@4') or '+@@ =;@# ('@4) piels and above. =@, whilenetbooks and subnotebooks with a ''.@ inches ( cm) or ' inches (+ cm) screen usestandard notebook resolutions. *aving a higher resolution display will allow more itemsto fit onscreen at a time, improving the userFs ability to multitask.

Laptops commonly use .- hard disk drives, which are much smaller than desktop hard

drives.

• 'e!o(able !edia dri(es: A 020C0 readerwriter drive is nearly universal on full!

si5ed models, and is common on thin!and!light models/ it is uncommon on subnotebooksand unknown on netbooks. C0 drives are becoming rare, while 3lu!ray is becomingmore common on notebooks.

• Internal stora&e4 Laptop hard disks are physically smallerM. inches (@> mm) or '.#

inches (>@ mm) Mcompared to desktop +. inches (# mm) drives.


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• Coolin&: 7aste heat from operation is difficult to remove in the compact internal space

of a laptop. 8arly laptops used heat sinks placed directly on the components to be cooled, but when these hot components are deep inside the device, a large space!wasting air ductis needed to ehaust the heat. odern laptops instead rely on heat pipes to rapidly movewaste heat towards the edges of the device, to allow for a much smaller and compact fan

and heat sink cooling system. 7aste heat is usually ehausted away from the deviceoperator, towards the rear or sides of the device. ultiple air intake paths are used sincesome intakes can be blocked, such as when the device is placed on a soft conformingsurface like a chair cushion. ?t is believed that some designs with metal cases, likeAppleFs aluminum ac3ook $ro and ac3ook Air, also employ the case of the machineas a -gigantic- heat sink, allowing it to supplement cooling by dissipating heat out of thedevice core.


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concealed and removed from buildings. Laptop charging trolleys were designed and constructed

to protect against theft. &hey are generally made out of steel, and the laptops remain locked up

while not in use. Although the trolleys can be moved between areas in buildings, they can often

also be mounted to the floor or walls to prevent thieves walking off with investments, especially

overnight.

Solar panels

?n some laptops, solar panels are able to generate enough solar power for the laptop to operate.

&he One Laptop $er Child ?nitiative released the OL$C DO!' laptop which was tested and

successfully operated by use of solar panels.N+@ $resently, they are designing a OL$C DO!+

laptop with these features. &he OL$C DO!+ can operate with 7atts of electricity because its

renewable energy resources generate a total of > 7atts.


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aHor $layers in Laptop market4

?ndia is one of the fastest growing economies, it said, adding that as a result of rapidly improving

technology, booming service industry and the need for easy and fast networking, the demand for

lightweight computing devices is increasing.

Companies fighting for a share in the computer market include multinational companies like

0ell, ?ntel, *$ Compa", Lenovo, &oshiba and others. 7ith competition nearly neck!to!neck, all

these companies try to come up with new gadgets and gi5mos to entice people to buy their

product and its accessories. Laptops are competing with desktops for market space and are trying

to capitali5e on the fact that they are portable and mobile and you can get work done anytime!

anywhere.

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1 +pple:

Apple is one of the leading laptop brands in ?ndia well known for its opulence in

terms of both software and costs involved. Apple is the American based company

which is best known for the premium products it provide to its customers all over

the world. ?ts most preferred models are ac3ook, ac3ook $ro, and ac3ook

Air. Apple acintosh (ac) is the most popular among the all series developed

by the Apple. &hese laptops in spite of their high price are loved by the buyers.

&hese laptops operate on a different operating systems/ varying from the windows

based systems and is liked by many people and thus preferred. One of their

biggest selling point is that they make compatibility in their devices. &hus when

someone buys Apple products they are sure that their i$ad, i$hone and Apple &.2.

would be compatible with their ac3ook. &he support the company delivers is

also top notch owing Apple is considered to be a luury.

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affordable price to its customers, but now!a!days it also provide premium

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backed by robust customer service. &he ?ndiaRs laptop market si5e is pegged at @

million units per annum, while 0ell claims to have ' per cent market share in

this space. 7hen it comes to graphics 0ell leads the way. &he ?nspiron range has

performed really well in ?ndia and the studio series has been doing commendably

as well.&he company also launched D$< ' convertible(Laptop), Latitude '

tablet, Latitude @>+u %ltrabook, and the Opti$le ' All!in!One with touch

with price ranging from 1s +;, to 1s #, a unit.

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&his company is another maHor player in the market. *ewlett $ackard is company

based in %. percent share in '+. &he company provides the configuration

of laptops according to the needs of the user without adding any etra costs/ but if

customers buy directly from the company.

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7 "CL:

*industan Computers Limited, better known as *CL, was born in ';@,

essentially as an ?& services provider and consultation firm, based in EO?0A,

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?ndia. *CL &ech epertises in infrastructure services and business process

outsourcing. 7ith it continuously working hard and striving for profits, *CL has

been ranked no. > among all the ?& companies of ?ndia, while being on no. >#

globally. *CL has kept its division of laptops plain and simple, user friendly, as

per the usage segment. *CL divides its laptops as simple as *ome Eotebooks and

3usiness Eotebooks. &here are '> notebooks in total that the company says can

be used at home. 3usiness Eotebooks are divided into four sub categories

according to its usage.

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Acer is a &aiwanese multy national hard ware and electronics company well!

known for its inepensively targeted laptops and computers with good "uality.lap

tops from Acer Company are mainly coming under + groups4 %ltra thin,Eote

books, and Eet books. Consumer friendly note books are acer aspire! notebook

series, time line series, acer Berrari products and acer iconia. &hese are useful for

the common people in college home or office. 8pensive business note books

from acer coming in two series acer travel mate, acer etensa. Eet books from

acer are acer aspire one and Berrari one. %ltra thin series are as the name suggest

very thin and easy to carry and use daily than a traditional laptop. 7ithin this

brand comes a wide variety to choose from. Acer builds inepensive netbooks as

wel as high gaming machines. Acer laptops are fairly convenient to operate and

have thus been termed among the most user friendly of their kind. &he notebooks

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$arket Share o9 !aor co!panies in laptop !arket:

?n ?ndia the whole market is covered by notebook, tablet, smartphone, dedicated tablet etc.

?ndia has mainly @ broad categories in mobile device market4

'. obile Iaming. 0edicated &ablet+. e1eader >. obile $C.


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Laptop $Cs as an important part of a massively growing mobile device market. ?n '

million $Cs were shipped worth K'#; billion4 of these '> million were laptop and '' million

desktop. W, desktops by @W and the overall market by W.

Over the last ' years portable $Cs caught and overtook desktops in @, retaining their

superiority during and after the credit crunch.

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$arket Share o9 di99erent co!panies in Laptop !arket in India

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Lenovo and 0ell dominated the laptop market for many years G both have now been overtaken in

the laptop and desktop markets, where Lenovo (+ million) and


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&ablet computer4

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addition too many academic and research systems, several companies released commercial

products in the '#s.

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?ntel announced a strong A1 processor!based touchscreen tablet computer in ', under the

name 7eb$A0. ?t was later re!branded as the -?ntel 7eb &ablet-.

?n April icrosoft launched the $ocket $C , utilising their touch capable 7indows C8

+. operating system. &he devices were manufactured by several manufacturers, based on a mi

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debut in ' pushed tablets into the mainstream.


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3esides a touchscreen and keyboard, some tablets can also use these input methods4

• Accelerometer 4 0etects the physical movement and orientation of the tablet. &his allows

the touchscreen display to shift to either portrait or landscape mode. ?n addition, tiltingthe tablet may be used as an input (for instance to steer in a driving game).

• Ambient light and proimity sensors, which help distinguish between intentional and

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convertibles (such as the Asus &ransformer series) run Android, the release of 7indows #

increased the prominence of this form factor among the laptop market.

&ypically, the base of a convertible attaches to the display at a single Hoint called a swivel hinge

or rotating hinge. &he Hoint allows the screen to rotate through '# and lie against the back of

the keyboard to provide a flat writing surface. &his design, although the most common, creates a

physical point of weakness.

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aHor players in &ablet arket4

&here is no doubt that ?ndia is moving at a brisk pace towards becoming the worldwide leader inthe tablet market. A recent report by the ?nternational 0ata Corporation (?0C) suggests that ?ndiahas shown a rapid progress in terms of tablet sales within a span of one year. ?t recorded a totalshipment of .@@ million tablets in ', which amounted for ' percent year!on!year growthwhen compared to ''.

&his growth was made possible as the ' and helped the

brand reach out to the more -price!sensitive- audience as well. AppleRs i$ad

wasnRt Hust the best tablet on the market it was the only tablet worth considering.7ith no new i$ad product launches in the second or third "uarter of '+ to drive

volume, Apple eperienced a "uarter!over!"uarter decline in shipments from '>.@

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million in 6'+ to '>.' million in +6'+. 9ear over year, i$ad shipments grew less

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Lenovo is a Chinese multi national hardware and electronics company well

known for the "uality products like personal computers. According to a ay

report released by ?0C Lenovo ranks fourth in the global tablet market by

volume. 7ith tablets consolidating their position as the computing device of the

future, manufacturers are innovating with the basic form factor of the device

itself. 7hile Apple ?nc. has made the i$ad thinner and with . Lenovo idea &ab Lyn S+'' +,

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Others companies include 0atawind, Aakash &ablets, google, icrosoft, Ama5on

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&he overall ?ndia &ablets market recorded sales of 11 !illion units in 2> *?ul)-Septe!ber,

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7orldwide tablet shipments grew to >;.@ million units in the third "uarter of '+, according to

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&ablet $C witnessed a massive growth figure of >> per cent. &he sales for '!'+ stood at '.

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Laptop and tablet are smaller than desktop $Cs. &his is beneficial when space is at a premium. A charged

laptop and tablet can continue to be used in case of a power outage and is not affected by short power

interruptions, blackouts.

Laptop and tablet have many similarities such as portability, mobility, connectivity, internet accessibility

etc.

$oint of differences between Laptop and &ablet4

• A laptop is generally characteri5ed as a mobile personal computer !! a device on which

we can perform all the tasks available on a desktop but in a mobile, light, compact

fashion. Laptops have become lighter and smaller over the years, but have made

significant strides in power, functionality and performance. Bor many users, laptops have

become their preferred computing device because it allows them to complete all the tasks

they would need on a desktop but with the convenience of mobility and fleibility.

• &ablets, on the other hand, are currently the pinnacle of mobile technology. &hey are

compact, very lightweight and etremely easy to carry. *owever, they do not possess the

processing power of a laptop. &heir functionality as a computing device is very limited,

although sufficient for some peopleRs uses. &ablets can be ideal for those who browse the

7eb casually, such as read the news or popular websites, and those who play

UlightweightV games, or want to watch &2 or films while traveling. Additionally, tablets

can be used in a variety of speciali5ed careers like design and music. &ablets are ideal for

consuming content. &heyRre great tools for surfing the web, checking e!mail and

Bacebook, playing games, reading digital maga5ines and books, and enHoying movies and

music. 3ut thatRs not all slates have going for them.

Functional #i99erences 0eteen Tablets B Laptops

&he advent of powerful tablets for work and entertainment computing potentially creates

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support for macro functionality. &ablets, on the other hand, usually use a touchscreen

interface, although some models include a thin deploying keyboard, which adds thickness

to the unit. &ouchscreen keyboards lack the tactile response of a physical keyboard, but

the absence of a physical keyboard goes a long way to keeping a tablet sleek and

compact.

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• Cost4 7hile the performance of mainstream tablet and laptop is comparable, and the cost

of laptops has fallen less rapidly than tablet, laptops remain more epensive than tablet

$Cs at the same performance level. &ablet is less epensive than laptop. &ablets are

particularly attractive as gifts because theyRre more affordable than most laptops.

• =peratin& s)ste! : 0esktops, laptops, and netbooks use computer operating systems/

tablets typically use smartphone operating systems, so they work differently. Latest tablet

work with two operating system such as I3/ and their battery life is typically longer than most laptops.

• Another area where notebooks ecel is so9tare. &ablets offer access to lots of apps, but

laptops pull ahead with the wealth of available productivity programs. icrosoft Office


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?ncreasing usage and preference for tablets in the education sector, private enterprises and

growing demand from the smartphone and laptop users would drive the market for tablet $C

over the coming years.

?ndia is one of the fastest growing economies, adding that as a result of rapidly improving

technology, booming service industry and the need for easy and fast networking, the demand for

lightweight computing devices is increasing.

'easons 9or %roth in Tablet $arket in India:

&ablets are growing so much in popularity that they will outstrip laptops shipped in '+.while

tablets will eceed both laptops and desktops by '. &here are three key reasons for the tabletFs

success.

Cost:

Birst, tablets, on average, cost less than laptops or desktops !! about @W as much.

&ablets are particularly attractive as gifts because theyRre more affordable than most laptops. &he

i$ad starts at K>, and there are several slates that start as low as K'. 7e havenRt seen many

"uality devices at that lower price, but it looks like the K' Ama5on Sindle Bire changes that

with a great screen, a turbo!charged browser, and easy access to Ama5on content. A good

notebook costs K to K+ more.

Portabilit):

&ablets are lighter and smaller, on average, and, therefore, more mobile, than laptops. &ablets

with screen si5es that are less than # inches will make up W of the market in '+.

Bunctionality4

&hird, tablets function differently from laptops and desktops and are regarded as easier to use.

&hey have instant!on capabilities, longer battery life and touchscreens that users, so far, donFt

seem to want on desktops or laptops.

Overall tablet shipments will grow by #.;W in '+, reaching .+ million tablets, an increase

from '>>. million last year.

&he bring!your!own!device (39O0) trend in workplaces is adding to the $C decline.

$eople are now!a!days more technology savvy person they want information all the time in their

day to day use also.

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?n its forecast there will be '#;.> million laptops shipped in '+. 0esktop $Cs will account for

'+>.> million shipments in '+. ?0C epects tablets to outpace the entire $C market (both

laptops and desktops) by '.

Computing involves accessing the 7eb, connecting to social media, sending emails and using

app functions that favor tablets and that donFt re"uire the computing power or local storageavailable with a laptop or desktop. %sers havenFt given up on desktops and laptops for more

intensive tasks, such as creating spreadsheets but those tasks are taking up less computing time

on average and users rely on older $Cs when doing so.

-&ablets surpassing Nlaptops in '+ and total $Cs in ' marks a significant change in

consumer attitudes about compute devices and the applications and ecosystems that power them.

-$Cs will Nstill have an important role in this new era of computing, especially among business

users. 3ut for many consumers, a tablet is a simple and elegant solution for core use cases there

were previously addressed by the $C.-

=n price

&he worldwide average selling price for tablets is epected to drop by '.#W in '+ to K+#'.

&hatFs @W of the average epected laptopRs selling price in '+ of K@+.

?n coming years, tablet prices will decline even further. Low cost Android tablets, some for as

little as K', are fueling the price reductions.

Apple is likely to stay at the top in tablet "uality and in higher pricing. 0espite higher prices,

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&ablets are generally thinner than laptops and usually much lighter. &he average ;!in. tablet is .

pounds, while the average '!in. tablet is '.> pounds. 3y comparison, a sub!notebook with less

than a '.!in. screen can weigh Hust under +. pounds, and ultrabook laptops can weigh from

two to four pounds.

%ltrabooks are still a small share of the market,and many workers and consumers still carry older laptops that weigh from > to @ pounds.

=n 9unctionalit)

&here are many reasons that tablet functionality is perceived as better than that on a laptop or

desktop, especially for mobile users.

One reason is the instant!on capability of a tablet, compared to one or more minutes for booting a

laptop.

3attery life can also be substantially better with a tablet, with some 7indows


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-&he consumer!worker has a real voice in whatFs happening in the work force, and even C!level

eecs want to use their tablets on the network,-. -


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As government make policies for all the products they have also made policies for laptops.

Apart from bare $C3s, all other parts and components can be imported, but domestic assemblyand testing of all parts and components are re"uired. 8b bureau has stated policies given bygovernment for preferential market access policies starts as follows4

Policies accordin& to 0 0ureau 9or laptops produced do!esticall):

&hrough a notification dated Qanuary , '+, the 0epartment of 8lectronics and?nformation &echnology (0eit9), Iovernment of ?ndia, has issued the guidelines for the policyof preferential market access to domestically manufactured laptops and tablets.

0eit9 has notified all the central government departments to procure per cent of their re"uirements of laptops and tablets from the domestic manufacturers, subHect to thedomestic products matching certain parameters set by the government and other technicalre"uirements. Also, per cent of domestic value!addition in terms of the bill of material (3O)

is re"uired for laptops to "ualify as [domestically manufacturedR.

&he $referential arket Access ($A) policy has been issued in an effort to boostindigenous manufacturing of laptops and tablets, and keeping in view the security concerns of the country. &his supports domestic manufacturers and gives preference to locally made laptopsand tablets.

Para!eter that Duali9) a product as E!ade in India

As per the notification, laptop $Cs, commonly known in the market as a laptop,notebook, netbook or ultrabook, necessarily consist of a C$%, memory, a hard disk drive,keyboard, touchpad andor trackpoint, an integrated display unit and an integrated battery, and itshould be able to operate independently.

Bor laptop $Cs to "ualify as domestically manufactured, per cent of the valueaddition should be done locally in the first year. ?n case of tablet $Cs, this has to be + per cent.Bor customised tablet $Cshandheld devices based on tablet technologies that involve additional(or different) accessoriescomponents, the department will issue a separate notification. &hevalue addition re"uirement increases per cent every year, from the second year, which beginsfrom April ', '>.

here the polic) is applicable

&he policy is applicable to all ministries and government departments (ecept defense) and theiragencies, for electronic products purchased for governmental purposes, and not for thecommercial resale.

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hat a !anu9acturer needs to do

&he government has set some parameters for the 3O that will classify a product as[domestically!madeR.

&he table below specifies how much value addition is re"uired for each part that is used in a

laptop. &he domestic 3O of laptop $Cs would be the sum of the cost of the main inputs asspecified in column ' of the table, provided the inputs individually satisfy the value additionre"uirement specified in column of the table.

*ard disk drive0omestic assembly and testing of importedindigenously manufactured partsand components is re"uired

0isplay panel (LC0, L80, etc) Y back cover Y be5el

0omestic assembly and testing of

importedindigenously manufactureddisplay panel needed. 3ack cover and be5el or a combination, subHect to thecondition applicable from the third year onwards4

(i) 3ack cover has to be domesticallymanufactured, and

(ii)3acklight assembly and testing of display panel should be done domestically

020 drive0omestic assembly and testing of importedindigenously manufactured partsand components is re"uired

Cabinet Y motherboard Y power module 0omestic assembly and testing of importedindigenously manufacturedcabinet needed. otherboard, power

module or combination, ecept value of bare $C3 and semiconductor 3O (thatis, semiconductor chips and modules onthe motherboard) subHect to the conditionthat4

(i) 2alue of domestically manufactured parts and components used in the

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assembly of motherboard Y power modulewill be a minimum of ' per cent (of thetotal value of parts and components usedin the manufacture of motherboard Y

power module) in the second year, whichwill increase to a minimum of per cent(of the total value of parts and componentsused in the manufacture of themotherboard Y power module) in the thirdyear and subse"uent years, and

(ii) &he cabinet shall be domesticallymanufactured from the third year

per cent and per cent increase will be necessary in thethird, fourth and fifth years, respectively

Seyboardtouchpad andor trackpoint 0omestic assembly and testing of

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importedindigenously manufactured partsand components is re"uired

3attery0omestic assembly and testing of importedindigenously manufactured partsand components is re"uired

Iovernment policy for tablets using different operating systems

&his policy is spacially meant for tablet companies for security reasons government4

Polic) State!ent Eorthern &erritory Iovernment (E&I) employees (including contractors) may connecttablet devices to the E&I ?nformation Communication &echnology (?C&) infrastructureif and only if employees implement the security re"uirements.

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&he document provides policy and security controls for devices accessing E&Iinformation and systems. &he policy also covers privately owned devices that have beenaccessing E&I systems with or without authorisation. &he standards for deviceconfiguration will greatly reduce the risks of access to E&I information should thedevices be lost or stolen.

cope

&he policy principally covers the use of tablets that have access to E&I information andsystems. &he policy applies to both devices supplied through E&I contracts and privately owned devices.

Aesponsibility

&he ?nformation Communication &echnology (?C&) $olicy and


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7here E&I information is stored on the device, all of the re"uirements of this policymust be adhered to.

=ypes o" 9 an allowable evices

&here are several brands of tablets (hardware) that are currently available. *owever,

there are only si maHor O< that are used for mobile technology

&he following table identifies which devices may be connected to the E&I subHect tothe re"uirements in this policy

T)pe #escription

Android Android an open source O< maintained by Ioogle and the

Open *andset Alliance

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T)pe #escription

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Others All other operating systems.

&his way we can say that government has made fair policy for laptops which assembled and

produced domestically.

1aHasthan government, Hust si months ahead of the assembly elections, is giving hope to ?ndian

tablet makers who see an opportunity to increase their share in the countryFs fast!growing tablet

market. Last week, the Congress government in 1aHasthan, led by Chief inister Ashok Iehlot,

gave away 1s ' crore in the form of 1s @, che"ues handed out to +. lakh class 2???

students in state!run schools.

-Almost all state governments are implementing such initiatives. Lava has won a 1s !crore

order from eghalaya to supply ', tablet computers. -?f any state government does not have

a similar initiative at present, they will have in the near future.-

7hile tablets are the latest frontier where government demand is moving the market needle,

there is a precedent in the laptop market, where election promises of free laptops translated into

large government orders. &amil Eadu is in the process of procuring @.# million laptops spending

1s ', crore while %ttar $radesh is buying about '.; million laptops at a cost of 1s ,#

crore. 1aHasthan is also planning to buy '.' lakh laptops.

-3rands such as icroma, 0atawind and *CL are already popular and such large orders willincrease their reach among students and consumers who look for products in lower price points-.

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#etails o9 Internet Penetration:

Internet Penetration:

&he percentage of the population using internet. Bor eample4 the %< has an internet penetration

rate of ;#.+W.

An ?nternet %ser as anyone currently in capacity to use the ?nternet. &here are only two

re"uirements for a person to be considered an ?nternet %ser4

(') &he person must have available access to an ?nternet connection point, and

() &he person must have the basic knowledge re"uired to use web technology.

?nternet users generally outnumber the amount of ?nternet access subscribers and also outnumber

the telephone lines available in each country.

&he ?nternet $enetration 1ate corresponds to the percentage of the total population of a given

country or region that uses the ?nternet. Eo adHustments have been made for infants or illiteracy

in the ?nternet penetration rate calculations. ?ndeed very few countries have 'W literacy,

Eorway is one of them. 1egarding the children, they are early adopters, when given the chance

to surf the ?nternet.

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Brom the total population of the world only +>.+ percent population uses internet.

According to report released by the ?nternet and obile Association of ?ndia (?A?) and ?13

there are >+ million internet users in the country by Qune '>, overtaking the %< as the worldFs

second largest internet base after China. &he %< currently has an estimated ; million internet

users, while China has + million. &he million internet users that the ?A? reports for ?ndia

are not all active users (those who use the internet at least once a month).

?nternet penetration in ?ndia is driven largely by mobile phones, with some of the cheapest and

most basic hand!sets today offering access to the internet. . ?ndia has '' million mobile internet

users of which million are in rural ?ndia. &he growth of internet penetration in rural ?ndia is

driven largely by the mobile phone/ ;W of rural ?ndiaFs active internet population access the

web via mobile phones. &his may have to do with the difficulty in accessing $Cs.

7hile ?ndians primarily use the internet for communication, largely in the form of email, social

media is also an important driver of internet use in ?ndia. &his facet of the ?A? report can be

corroborated with data from other sources such as Bacebook, according to which ?ndia had #

million monthly active users by Qune +, '+, the second largest geographical region

for Bacebook after the %< and Canada. Bacebook does not operate in China.

-obile,tablet and laptop usage has seen huge Hump from the ' penetration levels. Compared

to the .> per cent internet users in ', the penetration has grown to .>W, indicating a

substantial growth in the internet user penetration levels-.

?nternet users in ?ndia has reached . crore as of October this year, registering a year!on!year

growth of >W over last year and by 0ecember '+, it is epected to reach '.+ crore.

Of all the active internet users, close to W use internet for online communication and under

this, e!mail communication commands the highest share of ;#W.

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According to one survey by ?nternet and obile Association of ?ndia in + cities (including

metros).

&he countryFs capital ranks Eo , with #.' million users, followed by *yderabad (>.; million).

7hile internet reach in Solkata remains lower than most metros, the city has shown a >;W

increase in internet users since ', the highest year!on!year increase among metros, followed

by umbai (>W). Ahmedabad (@W) recorded the lowest growth rate since '.

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-8asy access to internet on mobile phones has resulted in greater internet penetration across

?ndia, with smartphones available at a range of prices. ost phones now have internet. any

features on these phones will not be available without internet,-

uch of the growth in internet users in metros like umbai is driven by increasing access to the

internet among lower income groups, as internet penetration among high income groups isvirtually saturated in all cities. -&hose who began using the net several years ago will not stop

doing so today, and have continued using the internet over the years. &he growth in internet users

is because of new users belonging to lower income groups.-

ost internet users include college!goers. &he growth in internet usage is driven by youth and

housewives, who increasingly access the internet on smartphones, especially to browse social

media sites.

#niaBs per"ormance when it comes to internet penetration is an

achievement, given the co!ntryBs c!rrent in"rastr!ct!re$

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Chapter: ; 'esearch $ethodolo&):

=becti(es o9 the Stud):

• ain obHective behind the study is to gather information regarding the current

preferences of the users of laptop and tablet, which help vendors to improve their product

offerings.

• ain obHective of the study is to know the preferences of the people ! which electronic

device they likeown Laptop or &ablet or both. &o know why they chose a particular

brand.

• &o identify main factors affecting the purchase decision of buying laptop or tablet such as

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Sa!plin& $ethod and Sa!ple Size:

Sa!plin& !ethod:


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Li!itations o9 the stud):

• 7e are students and not trained researchers therefore the "uality of work may have

suffered.

• A sample si5e of is not ade"uate for the population of Ahmedabad city. *owever due

to time and financial constraints this sample si5e was used.

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?n second "uestion the respondents were asked which electronic device they owned. Out of

respondents @;W own Laptop, 'W own &ablet. And '#W of respondents own both Laptop and

&ablet. &he respondents who own Laptop are re"uired to answer "uestion no. + to ' and &ablets

users are re"uired to answer "uestion no. '' to '@ and owners of both the devices are supposed

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?n the above pie chart the reasons why respondents purchased laptops are shown. 7hile

conducting the survey it comes into picture that most of the people buy laptops for office and

study purpose. 7hile very few number of respondents use laptop for entertainment and other

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Out of '; respondents approimately @W had ! hours of battery life. 7hile +W have !#

hours of battery life followed by ;.+W had #!' hours of battery life and very few numbers of

respondents have more than ' hours of battery life.

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According to the survey it was found that most of the respondents like to use laptop cum tablet

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Out of @@ respondents approimately >W are strongly agree that brand name affects the

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Chapter 3: 'eco!!endations and Conclusion

'eco!!endations:

&his study recommends that company should invest in technology at much greater etent

through 1X0 and create differentiation at utmost level in laptop and tablet technology.


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Laptop hardware can be upgraded easily, for eample by installing a larger!capacity hard drive or

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Eeutral '> GGGG GGGG GGGG #.>

0isagree ' G .


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Eeutral >' GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG G >.'

0isagree > GGGG .+

.;'

0isagree '+ GGGG GGGG GGG ;.@


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GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG G

Agree ;; GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GG

>.

Eeutral ' GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

.##

0isagree GG '.'#


98/113

Options Eumbers W

Eumbers &ally arks

! ' GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GG

;.@

!# @ GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

G

+'.#

#!' '+ GGGG GGGG GGG ;.+

ore than ' GGGG #.#>

&otal ';@ ! ' GGGG .'

7indows '@ GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GG

#.

%bantu # GGGG GGGG >.>

Others ; GGGG GGG +.#;

&otal '#' '


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&able

0o you like laptop cum &ablet\

Options Eumbers W

Eumber

s

&ally arks

9es ''> GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG


GGGG

@.

Eo GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

GGGG

+>.'

&otal ';+ ' GGGG GGGG GGGG '.'

.>

icroma GGGG GGGG '+.@>

Sarbonn GG +.+

*$

GG+.+

*CL GG +.+

Other GGGG GGGG '+.@>

..


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&otal @@ ! '


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.#@

7indows

GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG.;+

Linu GG .;

Others GG .;

&otal ;> ! '

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Option Eumber W

Eumber &ally arks


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Camera ' GGGG GGGG GGGG .>

GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG '>.>@

Others GG '.

&otal '@@ '

0isagree + GGG >.

Eeutral GG +.+

1/2


103/113

0isagree ' G '.

Agree GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG +;.##

Eeutral GGGG GGGG '+.@>

0isagree > GGGG @.'


104/113


105/113

Eeutral # GGGG GGG '.'

0isagree @ GGGG GG .'

+.>

Eeutral '' GGGG GGGG G '@.@;

0isagree GG +.+


106/113

Agree > GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG +@.+@

Eeutral '# GGGG GGGG GGGG GGG ;.;

0isagree @ GGGG G .

GGGG GGGG GGGG '.'

0isagree ; GGGG GG '.@'


107/113

GGGG @.@


108/113

Bamily > GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG .+

Briends GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GG .'@

Advertisement > GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG .+


GGGG GGGG

>.#'

# GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGG >

&otal '


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8ducational 0etails

Options Eumbers W

Eumber &ally arks

Completed


110/113

GG

$rofession '# GGGG GGGG GGGG GGG #.'>

*ousewife GGGG GGGG >.;

1etired ; GGGG GG +.';

Others > GGGG '.#'

&otal ' '

3etween to > years @@ GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG

GGGG GGGG G

++

3etween >' to @ years @ GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG G '+

11/


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ore than @ years !

&otal '>

1s.,' to 1s., >@ GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG G +

1s.,' to 1s.',, @ GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG G '+

ore than 1s.',, '' GGGG GGGG G .

&otal '

111


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112


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