According to reports, Realme Book Prime is going to launch in India soon. Moreover, it hints that the launch is going to happen globally and in India at the same time. Reports of this laptop being in the works have already surfaced online. But, there is no official confirmation as of yet. It could also be a rebrand version of the Realme Book Enhanced edition that launched in China last month. Now, a new report hints at its’ global launch, courtesy of tipster Mukul Sharma.
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Realme Book Prime Global Launch TimeLine Tipped
A report by 91Mobiles citing a popular tipster Mukul Sharma says that the laptop is most likely to launch to the markets in April. Moreover, as mentioned before, Realme Book Prime could be a rebranded Realme Book Enhanced Edition. This will be the company’s second laptop to launch in the Indian market. To recall, the company had recently introduced a couple of laptops – Realme Book Enhanced Edition and Realme Book Enhanced Edition Air in the international market. One of these devices, Realme Book Enhanced Edition, is now expected to launch in India as well as global markets with a new name.
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Specifications
If Realme Book Prime is really a rebrand of Realme Book Enhanced Edition, it is going to have similar specifications. From what we know, the upcoming laptop could power on an intel core i5-11320H Willow Cove processor. The laptop will have 16GB dual-channel DDR4 RAM and 512GB NVMe storage. It will run on Windows 11 with Microsoft office out of the box.
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Furthermore, Realme Book Prime can feature a 14-inch 2k display with 100% sRGB coverage, a 3:2 aspect ratio, and 400 nits brightness. The laptop may come with a Type-C port, a 54Whr battery that supports 65W fast charging. In addition, it also has an improved dual-fan cooling system. In terms of ports, we can expect a 3.5mm headphone jack, 2nd-Gen USB Type-C 3.2, 1st-Gen USB Type-A 3.1, and Thunderbolt 4. Now, these features might remain unchanged when the laptop starts its international journey.
