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Amazon.in now sells computers and accessories
Amazon, the online retail giant, has launched a dedicated computers and accessories store for customers in India.
Indian customers will now have the option of shopping across over 7,000 products spanning more than 180 brands on the e-store.
The new store will include the latest laptops, printers, wireless routers, external hard drives and other accessories.
These include the likes of USB drives and keyboards.
The range roped in includes products from the companies like HP, Dell, Sony, Lenovo, Acer, Sony, Samsung, Logitech, Microsoft and Belkin among others.
From what can be seen on the site, the catalogue is extensive and also has accessories like headphones, MP3 and MP4 players.
Apart from increasing the overall product line-up, the company is also helping users weave their way through the selection to find the product that suits their needs.
To that end Amazon is giving detailed product descriptions as well as the option to shortlist products by features.
Thrown in are customer reviews for products on the company website as well as personalised recommendations, just like you might find on the company's other international websites.
*i.imgur.com/KXk4RqT.jpg
Amazon.in now sells computers and accessories
Amazon, the online retail giant, has launched a dedicated computers and accessories store for customers in India.
Indian customers will now have the option of shopping across over 7,000 products spanning more than 180 brands on the e-store.
The new store will include the latest laptops, printers, wireless routers, external hard drives and other accessories.
These include the likes of USB drives and keyboards.
The range roped in includes products from the companies like HP, Dell, Sony, Lenovo, Acer, Sony, Samsung, Logitech, Microsoft and Belkin among others.
From what can be seen on the site, the catalogue is extensive and also has accessories like headphones, MP3 and MP4 players.
Apart from increasing the overall product line-up, the company is also helping users weave their way through the selection to find the product that suits their needs.
To that end Amazon is giving detailed product descriptions as well as the option to shortlist products by features.
Thrown in are customer reviews for products on the company website as well as personalised recommendations, just like you might find on the company's other international websites.
*i.imgur.com/KXk4RqT.jpg
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