Keyboard + Monitor = PC is the new mantra for Maxtone

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order
to grab the eyeballs of the customers in this world of stiff IT
competition, it is true that one has to come up with a unique product
to survive. Following the trend, Lamington-based partner Maxtone
Electronics has launched a unique keyboard, which does the work of a
CPU, and can be directly connected to the monitor.

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are
happy to launch Maxtone KPC-HD keyboard PC, which is a portable
machine and work as a CPU as well. It comes with a powerful HD 1080P
experience and high 3D games performance. This keyboard completes the
features of a CPU and the memory is upgraded to 2GB and hard disk
memory up to 320 GB. Being a lightweight, 0.91 kg only, it shouldn't
be a dent on the consumers pocket as the cost is only Rs 12,490. It
supports Windows XP, Vista 7 and Linux and has high-definition audio
with two built-in speakers,” proudly said Champakraj Gurjar,
Director, Maxtone Electronics.

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the
product in Pune and now all prepared to present to the customers in
Mumbai with the support of Intel, Gurjar is confident that, people
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are the oldest partners of Intel and our association with them goes
back for many years now. Thus, we joined hands with Intel for the
launch of KPC. In fact Intel will be showcasing the product at their
ICC meet in 50 cities all over India,” added Gurjar. As far as the
target audience is concerned, Gurjar said that they are banking high
on the corporate, education and consumer sector. With a product like
this in the market, there shouldn't be any bias and any sector
would definitely want to buy it.

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on the selling part, Gurjar said that after the launch in Pune, he
has already sold out 1,000 pieces and will churn out more products
for the launch in Mumbai. The official launch in Mumbai for the
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February 2011. They are also in talks with some of the educational
institutes for the tie-up of this product. In fact the KPC also come
along with a HDMI (High definition multimedia interface), which can
be connected to the television set and help itself convert into a PC. color="#333333"> style="font-size: 9pt;" size="2"> size="3">“Due
to the strong and trustworthy channel across the country we have made
a mark in the IT business in India and we strive to provide our
customers the best value and service on accordance to our
principles,” signed off Gurjar.