HP’s gaming PC shipments in India more than doubled in the last fiscal year. The company reportedly shipped 285,000,000 gaming PCs in the two years ended March 31, 2023. For comparison, the company reported sales of 131 million gaming PCs in FY21, which more than doubled to 282 million in FY22.
However, industry insiders claim that the company’s performance remained almost the same from 2022 to 2023. It is also important to note that HP India has not revealed the actual numbers, but the company has stated that gaming PC sales will continue to grow in 2022-2023. this year
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The company recently launched the HP Omen Transcend 14 series for gaming and content creation. This new PC series starts at Rs 1,74,999 and features Nvidia GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), Intel Core Ultra processor and Neural Processing Unit (NPU).
While Vineet Gehani, Senior Director of Consumer Sales at HP India, talked about the launch of the new laptop series, he also touched on the overall sales of gaming PCs.
“The proportion of games, even for HP in our overall portfolio, has increased suddenly in recent years and this year. Only in the overall market,” Jahani said in a statement to news agency PTI. . In fact, our market share in the gaming subsector is industry-leading and we have actually grown rapidly in this area over the past few quarters.”
When it comes to PC penetration, Jahani noted that games’ share of the overall industry is also increasing.
He added: “The small gamer is gaining speed through smaller formats such as mobile phones and consoles.”
Jaihani also said that gaming adoption has accelerated as gaming has now become a full-time profession and the company is releasing better devices every year.
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