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Chinese smartphone maker iQOO is partnering with India's top seven e-sports gamers to test and certify its latest phones as the device maker looks to tap the growing gaming demand in the country, according to a top official. The online gamers will help the vivo group brand to design high-performance devices for a seamless gaming and live streaming experience, Nipun Marya, CEO of iQOO, said. The gamers - Dynamo Gaming and GamerFleet, Mortal, Payal Gaming, Scout, Shreeman Legend, and UnGraduate Gamer, will use, test, provide feedback and certify all the iQOO smartphones starting with iQOO Neo 10R. The iQOO Neo 10R, equipped with Snapdragon8s Gen 3 processor and 6,400 mAh battery, is set to be launched on Tuesday. The gamers will be using iQOO devices as their primary device for their YouTube streams. With this partnership, iQOO aims to deliver a gaming and live streaming experience built by gamers, for gamers, ensuring that every aspect of the smartphone meets the demands of both ..
Taiwanese PC maker Asus expects to achieve 30 per cent growth in 2025 on account of demand for personal computers for artificial intelligence, gaming and content creation coupled with its strategy to expand sales channels, a senior official of the company said. Asus India, vice president for consumer and gaming, Arnold Su told PTI that the price of AI personal computers share in the India consumer PC market is expected to rise from 5 per cent to 25-30 per cent mainly on account of more devices coming at lower price points. "We continue to lead in the gaming, content creation segment in India. AI PC will be another area where we see big opportunities coming up this year in India. It will be not only for Asus but for the overall industry. We already have 40 per cent market share in the India copilot PC segment," Su said. He said that last year most of the AI PCs were priced above Rs 80,000 and Asus will start selling AI PCs with the Qualcomm Snapdragon AI processor for Rs 65,990 from