Ketan Patel, the COO of HP’s global personal systems division, discussed the potential of foldable PCs, the Envy Move, and the Indian market in a recent interview. Patel believes that while foldable devices are still in their early stages, there is significant potential in India, especially among high-net-worth individuals and tech enthusiasts. He also mentioned that the Envy Move would be a good fit for Indian homes with limited space. Additionally, Patel highlighted the partnership with Google for Chromebooks and the growing market for these devices in India. He emphasized that India is a strategic growth market for HP and will continue to contribute to its global revenues.
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‘India will continue to be a significant contributor to HP’s global revenues’, says senior HP executive
Ketan Patel, the COO of HP’s global personal systems division, discussed the potential of foldable PCs, the Envy Move, and the Indian market in a recent interview. Patel believes that while foldable devices are still in their early stages, there is significant potential in India, especially among high-net-worth individuals and tech enthusiasts. He also mentioned that the Envy Move would be a good fit for Indian homes with limited space. Additionally, Patel highlighted the partnership with Google for Chromebooks and the growing market for these devices in India. He emphasized that India is a strategic growth market for HP and will continue to contribute to its global revenues.
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