The recent technology launch cycle brought a diverse wave of new hardware to the Indian market, coinciding with major industry showcases like the India Mobile Congress. Brands introduced everything from heavy-duty field laptops and high-performance televisions to portable projectors, audio gear, and lightweight notebooks.
Hisense expanded its home entertainment lineup with the introduction of the UR8S RGB MiniLED TV series. Designed for brighter living spaces, the premium televisions feature a native 180Hz refresh rate, peak brightness levels reaching 3,500 nits, and anti-reflection technology. The displays support Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, IMAX Enhanced, and Filmmaker Mode, powered by an AI processor for real-time picture optimization and Hisense's VIDAA smart platform. Available in 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch variants, prices for the series start at Rs 1,19,990.
For consumers seeking large-scale visuals without a permanent television setup, Lumio updated its portable projector line with the Arc 7 (2026). The updated model delivers 500 ANSI lumens of brightness, a 25 percent increase over its predecessor, along with expanded 32GB storage. Running on Google TV with Android 14, it includes Netflix integration, Gemini AI, automatic keystone correction, and built-in 8W stereo speakers with Dolby Audio. The Lumio Arc 7 (2026) carries a price tag of Rs 34,999.
In the computing space, Lenovo introduced the ThinkBook 14x, an ultraportable notebook weighing under 990 grams and measuring 12.9mm in thickness. It features a 14-inch 2.8K OLED display operating at a 120Hz refresh rate and utilizes Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors. Built to military durability standards with a 65Wh battery, the ThinkBook 14x starts at Rs 1,08,990.
Dell catered to demanding industrial environments with the launch of the Dell Pro Rugged 13 Extreme and Dell Pro Rugged 14. Powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors with Wi-Fi 7 and optional 5G support, the machines target field workers in manufacturing, transport, and utilities. The fully rugged 13 Extreme includes an IP66 rating and outdoor-readable 1,400-nit display, while the semi-rugged 14 offers an IP53 rating and an optional Nvidia RTX PRO 500 Blackwell laptop GPU. The Dell Pro Rugged 14 starts at Rs 2,65,990, and the 13 Extreme begins at Rs 3,36,990.
Audio brand JBL broadened its festive season offerings by expanding its PartyBox series. The lineup is anchored by the PartyBox 720, which pushes 800W RMS output and up to 15 hours of battery life, alongside the mid-tier PartyBox 330 and 130 models. JBL also introduced EasySing Mics featuring AI-driven vocal removal and noise suppression, while the portable PartyBox On The Go 2 models bring replaceable batteries and IPX4 splash resistance. Pricing spans from Rs 39,999 for the entry options up to Rs 99,999 for the flagship PartyBox 720.