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Picking a laptop in 2026 means wading through a wall of near-identical model codes. Ultra 5, Ultra 7, Ryzen AI 5, Snapdragon X, TOPS, NPU. Most buyers give up halfway through the spec sheet and just grab whatever is on sale. That is how people end up with a laptop that cannot actually run the AI features it was sold on, or one that is twice as heavy as they wanted. This list fixes that.

Infinix is not done with the NOTE 60 Pro. Just months after its India debut, the company has added two new colour options to the lineup, and both are aimed squarely at buyers who wanted a more premium, understated look than the phone’s original shades offered. The new Mist Titanium and Frost Silver variants join the existing Solar Orange, Deep Ocean Blue, and Mocha Brown options, giving the NOTE 60 Pro five colourways in total.

A four year old smartphone company from London just posted 105 percent growth in a market dominated by giants that have been building phones for decades. That is not a rounding error or a one quarter fluke. According to Counterpoint Research’s Q2 2026 India Smartphone Shipment Tracker, Nothing has been named India’s fastest growing smartphone brand, and this is the ninth time in the last ten quarters the company has topped that list.

ASUS just walked back into the Indian tablet market after years away, and it picked a bold way to announce itself. The new ASUS Pad T3201 leads with a 12.2-inch OLED screen that hits a blinding 2,000 nits of peak brightness, wraps a 9,000mAh battery around a body just 6.5mm thick, and throws in a free protective case that doubles as a stand. It launches in India on 6th August at 12:00 Noon, and it will be sold exclusively through Flipkart and ASUS’s own retail channels.

Lava has spent 17 years selling phones through neighbourhood retail stores across India. That playbook is changing. The company has just pulled back the curtain on the Virat V1 5G and Virat V1, the first two smartphones in its new Virat series, and for the first time these devices are built specifically for online buyers rather than adapted from Lava’s existing offline lineup.

Picture a musician’s bedroom setup five years ago. A condenser microphone on a stand, an audio interface tangled in cables, a mixer, a pair of monitoring headphones, and a laptop running software nobody had time to learn properly. Now picture all of that shrinking down into a case you could carry in one hand. That is exactly what Hollyland is promising with its newest launch, the MELO P1. Hollyland built its reputation on wireless microphones and video transmission gear for content creators.

Samsung just gave Indian homes a reason to rethink what a speaker is supposed to look like. The company has rolled out its Music Studio Series in India, a pair of Wi-Fi speakers built by French designer Erwan Bouroullec that look more like a piece of sculpture than a gadget you hide behind the TV unit. If you have ever wanted a speaker that sounds as good as it looks on a shelf, this launch is worth your attention.

Your next phone is going to cost more, and it is not because brands are being greedy. A global memory chip shortage is quietly rewriting smartphone pricing in India, and the budget segment you used to rely on is shrinking fast. Here is what is actually happening, and why it might be the right moment to stop settling for “good enough” and invest in a phone you will not want to replace in eighteen months. The root cause is not inflation or import duty. It is memory chips.

Video calls in most meeting rooms still rely on a tangle of separate cameras, microphones, and cables that need to be set up before anyone can actually start talking. ViewSonic wants to remove that friction with its newest launch. The company has introduced the ViewBoard IN04V-N Series, its first interactive display to pack a 48MP AI camera directly into the panel, along with an 8-microphone array and a full suite of AI tools built for boardrooms and classrooms alike.

Charging your phone twice a day gets old fast. Vivo’s answer to that problem just landed in India, and it comes with a battery big enough to survive a full day of classes, calls, and endless scrolling without a single top up. The vivo T5 Lite 44W 5G has officially launched in India as the newest entrant in vivo’s budget-friendly T series.