Realme postpones Narzo-series launch due to Covid-19 lockdown: Details here
Chinese smartphone brand Realme has suspended
the Narzo-series launch for the coronavirus lockdown.
The series was earlier set to launch in late March, but the company postponed
the launch in view of a countrywide lockdown due to coronavirus crisis.
The company rescheduled the online launch event for April 21 after the Ministry
of Home Affairs announced some relaxations to e-commerce platforms after April
20. However, the recent changes in the order by MHA to restrict e-commerce
deliveries for essentials pushed the Realme Narzo launch
further.
“In
alignment with the recent order shared by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA),
Government of India on the prohibition of the supply of non-essential goods by
e-Commerce companies, realme has decided to
postpone the online sales of its smartphones and the
launch of its Narzo series until further notice. Thanks for all your support as
always,” said the company in a statement.
Touted to be aimed at youth-centric populace, the
Narzo-series will come with two new smartphones under the Realme product portfolio. Named the Narzo 10 and
Narzo 10A, the smartphones are touted to bring features such as 48-megapixel based
multi-optic rear camera module, big capacity battery, gaming-centric processor,
and more. Importantly, the phones are expected to be value-for-money
propositions aimed at budget and midrange segment.
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