iBall, the Indian company famous to launch smartphones and tablets, launched its iBall CompBook Exemplaire + Notebook on Monday in the computer market. Considering the increasing demand for laptops, the company has kept its price at Rs 16,499. On the sale of Exemplaire Plus, the company has just said that the sale of this notebook will be through an online platform when the sale will start, no official information has been received yet.
This slimly designed gadget coming with blue option has been given a metal surface in the notebook. In the year 2016, iBall launched iBall CompBook Aer3 and iBall Slide PenBook Windows 10 2-in-1 with the touchscreen panels in the market.
The 14-inch (1366x768 resolution) HD display has been given in the iBall CompBook Exemplaire + based on the Windows 10. This notebook works on a quad-core processor and its clock speed is 1.92 GHz. It has 4 GB of DDR3 RAM and 32 GB of onboard storage. You can extend it to micro SD card up to 128 GB.
In addition, it has got separate HDD slot for 1 TB storage. This notebook also has a touchpad which will support your gesture while touching the function and zoom in / out. Along with the dedicated function and navigation buttons, its keyboard buttons are rising and different from each other.
Speaking of power, this notebook has been given a 10,000 MH battery, whose non-stop has been claimed for 8.5 hours. It has been claimed that once the full charge is over, the laptop can stay on standby mode for 19 days and you can enjoy 37 hours of music with it.
Apart from this, you have given options like wireless connectivity (with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth), mini-HDMI, headphone and microphone and two jacks and USB support. The company has given dual speakers in it, which gives stereophonic sound quality. iBall says that Exemplaire Plus meets the needs of a regular notebook user. This notebook will be copied from the earliest starting price of Acer, Asus and HP notebooks in the market.
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