Realme has been expanding its portfolio of devices and now the company is eyeing the notebooks and tablets market. The company’s executives have even shared teasers of these upcoming products — Realme Book and Realme Pad.
While the devices have already been teased by the company, their specifications and features still remain under the wrap. However, details about the first laptop from the company, Realme Book, have leaked online.
A new report from leaker Digital Chat Station claims that the Realme Book will come powered by the 11th generation Intel Core i5-1135G7 processor. This Tiger Lake U-series chipset is manufactured using a 10nm SuperFin processor. It packs four cores and eight threads and has a maximum core frequency of 4.2GHz. It comes with an integrated Intel Iris Xe graphics processor with a maximum frequency of 1.3GHz.
The laptop is expected to have a 14-inch Full HD display and come with an aluminum build. In terms of design, the laptop looks quite similar to the Apple MacBook Air, if the leaked images and renders are anything to go by. It will have a Thunderbolt 4 port and will be running Windows 10 operating system but will be compatible with the new Windows 11.
Realme is completing the ecology of interconnected devices with smartphones, laptops, and tablets. The recently launched Realme GT Master Edition also comes with an interconnection feature for functions like cross-device file transfer, sharing clipboards, receiving or sending messages, syncing photos, etc.
The company is set to launch the Realme GT series smartphones in the Indian market on 18th August and a teaser from Madhav Sheth, CEO of Realme India and Europe hints that the brand’s first-ever laptop, Realme Book, could be officially launched on the same day.
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