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For just Rs 10,999 ($130), Who is the Redmi Pad SE 4G for?

Pixel 9 series launches on August 14th in India

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Joel Joseph
July 30, 2024

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Good morning, folks.

First up, Redmi's shaking up the tablet market with their Pad SE 4G. At just Rs 10,999, it's targeting a segment we didn't even know existed. But who exactly is this budget tab for? We're diving into the details to find out if it's a steal or just another budget blip.

Meanwhile, Google's bringing the Pixel party to India earlier than expected. August 14th is the date to circle for the Pixel 9 series launch. But what's behind this early arrival?

But wait, there's more! Apple's slashing prices on the iPhone 15 Pro models in India. Is this a clearance sale or a strategic move? We're breaking down the numbers to see if you should grab one now or hold out for the next generation.

And don't count Huawei out of the chip race just yet. Their Kirin 9100 is rumored to be giving Snapdragon a run for its money in energy efficiency. Could this be Huawei's comeback chip? We're analyzing the leaks to see if it lives up to the hype.

All the juicy details on these stories are in today’s newsletter below.

For just Rs 10,999, Who is the Redmi Pad SE 4G for?

Xiaomi just unveiled a bunch of new tablet models in the Indian market. The Redmi Pad Pro series was announced as a mid-range tablet for users who need capable specs without breaking the bank. Alongside these two models, the company also announced the Redmi Pad SE 4G. This is a more affordable device, but who does this tablet target? Redmi seems to be targeting a rather untapped segment in the market.

There have been numerous leaks about the Pixel 9 series, and Google has released official teasers afterwards. A new microsite on Flipkart has now revealed the launch date for Pixel 9 series in India.

Apple has permanently slashed the prices of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max for the first time in India. The Cupertino-based tech giant follows the tradition of discontinuing the flagship models with the launch of the new generation. The current generation is due to get their successors in September. The reduction in prices of the iPhone 15 Pro models is likely attributed to the import duty rate cut from 20 to 15 percent by the Indian government at the recently announced budget session. 

Earlier this week, a leak from prominent tech tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS) hinted at a new Kirin chip in the works at Huawei. Today, DCS made a follow-up on Weibo, China’s social media platform, revealing some additional details.

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