<p>Dell Technologies India on Wednesday said it is witnessing strong demand for products across the country, driven by work and study from home requirements amid the Covid-19 pandemic.</p>.<p>"Learn from home and work from home environment has really brought technology into the centre of the household, and we are seeing that there is a surge in demand for products, including laptops and desktops,” Dell Technologies India Director, Product Marketing (Consumer and Small Business) Anand Subramanya said.</p>.<p>In metro cities, we are seeing that people are buying multiple devices and that is also helping demand grow, he said.</p>.<p>Dell Technologies on Wednesday launched two premium consumer laptops - XPS 13 and XPS 15 - in the country, priced Rs 1.44 lakh onwards.</p>.<p>On the XPS 13, the new elevated design offers an essential customer touchpoint, with nine percent larger keycaps and a 17 percent larger trackpad for more comfortable use in a smaller form factor, Subramanya said.</p>.<p>The XPS 15 offers the highest screen to body ratio (92.9 percent) in an 8 percent thinner design, striking a balance between power and portability, he added.</p>.<p>Subramanya stated that Dell has set a goal of using 100 percent sustainable packaging by 2030, made from recycled or renewable material.</p>.<p>He said the company has eliminated foam and single-use plastic bags with the new XPS lineup of products, taking it a step closer to the set goal.</p>
<p>Dell Technologies India on Wednesday said it is witnessing strong demand for products across the country, driven by work and study from home requirements amid the Covid-19 pandemic.</p>.<p>"Learn from home and work from home environment has really brought technology into the centre of the household, and we are seeing that there is a surge in demand for products, including laptops and desktops,” Dell Technologies India Director, Product Marketing (Consumer and Small Business) Anand Subramanya said.</p>.<p>In metro cities, we are seeing that people are buying multiple devices and that is also helping demand grow, he said.</p>.<p>Dell Technologies on Wednesday launched two premium consumer laptops - XPS 13 and XPS 15 - in the country, priced Rs 1.44 lakh onwards.</p>.<p>On the XPS 13, the new elevated design offers an essential customer touchpoint, with nine percent larger keycaps and a 17 percent larger trackpad for more comfortable use in a smaller form factor, Subramanya said.</p>.<p>The XPS 15 offers the highest screen to body ratio (92.9 percent) in an 8 percent thinner design, striking a balance between power and portability, he added.</p>.<p>Subramanya stated that Dell has set a goal of using 100 percent sustainable packaging by 2030, made from recycled or renewable material.</p>.<p>He said the company has eliminated foam and single-use plastic bags with the new XPS lineup of products, taking it a step closer to the set goal.</p>