OnePlus will begin manufacturing its TVs in India by the end of the year
In an interview, Pete Lau, the company's CEO said that the the newly-announced OnePlus TVs will be produced in India by the end of the year.
As for now, the TVs sold in India are imported from China with a starting price for the non-Pro model at INR 69,900. Gradually, TVs sold in the country will be produced within the borders, which could also mean that prices would go down a little due to the lack of import taxes and cost of labor.
Unfortunately, the CEO also said that the company isn't planning affordable TVs in the near future and will focus on higher-end devices for now.
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- YUKI93
- 30 Sep 2019
- ibX
I still watch news and movies on cable TV. I personally don't have Netflix and I don't see any reason to own one for the time being. Also, I rarely do YouTube on TV. I have phones for that. Don't think I'm a 40's and above man, I'm just passing my mi...
- Alien
- 30 Sep 2019
- 3RM
Using the TV as a monitor doesn't imply that you are watching TV.. You're just using it for other purposes. What I mean is watching the news, movies and whatever they stream on cable TV. That's outdated af. Nowadays people use Netflix or YouTube fo...
- YUKI93
- 30 Sep 2019
- ibX
I still do. Heck, I even connect my laptop to my TV for a much more immersive viewing experience. Doing Photoshop or Premiere Pro work while casting to the TV really is something else.
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