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The Leading Conglomerate Videocon Industries is proud to announce the launch of first ever Ducati brand licensed mobile phone in India. With this Videocon Mobile Phones introduces a unique concept of Mo-Biking.Mo-Biking is much more than just a term. Its a spirit. The spirit of extreme adventure. Its the emerging lifestyle where adventure sports are the new methods of relaxation.

The latest phone on the block is Videocons Ducati series sports phone - V6200. This phone was unveiled at Blue Sea, Mumbai by Saurabh Dhoot, Director Videocon Group, Anil Khera, CEO Videocon Mobile Phones & D2H and Ducati Motors Representative Mr Ashish Chordia, CEO, Ducati India. The cost of the phone is Rs. 11995.

On this occasion Saurabh Dhoot, Director Videocon Group comments: "We are extremely happy about the way Videocon has been accepted in the market. Videocon embarks on a new era with the unveiling of this phone. We at Videocon strive to get interesting new elements and try to set the bench marks in the industry. We are very positive that it will create the desired newness in the Mobile Phone industry; this is a revolutionary phone with some never seen before features and uses".

Anil Khera, CEO of Videocon Mobiles & D2H proudly added: "We take immense pride in launching our new phone V6200, which is very innovative. We wish to address the youthful and the new emerging lifestyle trends of adventure sports."

During the press conference Shruti Hassan was also present to unveil the phone. Shruti notes, "I am honoured to be associated with such an innovative product launch and a totally unique mobile phone. Ducati association with the mobile phone is very exciting and I am sure this will be a success. My family and I have seen Videocon growing since a generation now. I wish them great success and a great year ahead".

Lenovo introduced its first Chromebook on Thursday — a laptop the company says is designed primarily for use in schools.

But while the Lenovo ThinkPad X131e Chromebook is priced at an affordable $430, it’s still more expensive than new Chromebooks from Acer ($200) and Samsung ($250).

So, what’s with the high price tag? For one thing, Lenovo has a few unique features on its Chromebook, such as its signature red trackpad nub and a rubberized bumper coating the back of the laptop’s monitor, rather than the plastic construction on the other Chrome OS devices. And, the Lenovo ThinkPad Chromebook is more sturdy — the corners, hinges and hinge brackets have all been reinforced, which makes sense for student use. The other differences driving up the price are less apparent if you’re just looking at it, but you also get a high-definition, 1366×768 LED display, a 6.5-hour battery, and an Intel Celeron processor inside.

The cheapest ($250) Samsung Chromebook runs on an ARM processor, though Samsung sells a $450 Intel-powered Chromebook too.

Other specs include 16GB of on-board storage, an HDMI port, two USB 3.0 ports and one USB 2.0 port. You can check the rest of the specs, and read up on the newest Chromebook in Google’s blog post. The new Lenovo ThinkPad X131e Chromebook will go on sale February 26.