Reliance Jio talks with Qualcomm to introduce Laptops with a SIM card

Now a day’s Laptops are used by many of the people. In order to expand revenue Reliance Jio planned to launch a laptop with a sim card.After 4G phone, this is the big decision of Mukesh Ambani-.

Reliance Jio has held the meeting with US chip maker Qualcomm to carry out laptops running the Windows 10 OS with built-in cellular connections. Qualcomm is now firmly working with Reliance Jio Retail for the 4G Phone

Miguel Nunes, senior director, product management, Qualcomm Technologies, stated that “we have conversed with Reliance Jio. They could take the gadget and package it with data and content,”

The chipmaker is likewise conversing with the home-reproduced Internet of Things (IoT) mark Smartron to bring the Snapdragon 835-controlled laptops with cellular connectivity. Smartron affirmed the discussions.

Internationally, Qualcomm is as of now working with laptop monster like Asus,  HP, and Lenovo Furthermore, Nunes said that there are presently 14 administrators that have expanded their help for this new classification, including the US’ Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and real transporters in Italy, G Germany, Australia, the UK, and France,

Neil Shah, look into chief, gadgets and biological systems at Counterpoint Research, said that cell-associated laptops could be the next enormous ARPU gadget for administrators beyond smartphones

According to Counterpoint information, near five million laptops are sold each year in India with the majority of them associating with either venture or home or open WiFi spots.

“So if these profitability driven gadgets are associated with cellular systems, it will help the driving growth for this section: to begin with, by giving universal network in a hurry and, second, as far as security and privacy as the cellular availability is exceedingly secure compared with WiFi hotspots,” Shah said.

As per Counterpoint, if operators connect a million laptops this could generate close to $5 million or Rs 30 crore revenue per month, or close to Rs 360 crore per year at a minimum to more than Rs 1000 crore a year from these users.

“We are attempting to ensure that the telecom operators understand the value of this new plan. It’s new for the OEMs, new for the channel and new for the operators” Qualcomm’s Nunes stated