HP has unveiled the HP DreamScreen, a digital device all set to take centre stage in the Indian homes and the world. In the DreamScreen, HP has created an icon-based, touch- enabled intuitive interface which brings a host of latest and pioneering services to the users' fingertips.
HP DreamScreen is designed to offer simplicity and relevance as it enables users to access the most-relevant and best-in-class content, affordably through the Internet - like education, video chat, music, movies, news, browsing, temple darshans and much more for a truly interactive, engaging and enriched connected experience.
To deliver an interactive experience that is tailored for India, HP has collaborated with the leading, best-in-class Indian content and service providers to create an immersive experience for all members of the family, including first-time technology users. These include companies like Airtel and Tata Teleservices for providing Internet connectivity options, Apalya for Darshan, Bill Desk for paying bills online, Edurite for education, Hungama for music and movies, India Games for thrilling games, India Today for media content, Music Today for Music, NDTV for news and Daily Astrology, Tata Communications for Live Darshan and Yatra for booking air and train travel.
Addressing the language barrier, information on HP DreamScreen will be accessible in Hindi and English, allowing whoever sits at the helm to choose the language they find comfortable. This will be subsequently rolled out in other Indian local languages to make computing an easy and relevant experience.
Speaking on the relevance of this game-changing product innovation to a country like India, Sunil Dutt, Vice-President & General Manager, Personal Systems Group, HP India, said, "The HP DreamScreen is clearly a leap into the future that will power the dreams of millions of Indian consumers as they integrate into a borderless, free digital world. It also helps take technology and connectivity beyond the big cities to the tier-II and III cities."
The concept and business model is scalable to other countries and regions. It offers HP the opportunity to serve families across the world over that don't have a PC at home today.
