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The document presents results from a survey of youth in Pune city about their laptop preferences. It finds that Dell and Lenovo are the most popular brands, chosen by 31% and 19% of respondents respectively. Most youth buy laptops for both education and entertainment, and prefer models priced between Rs. 40,000-45,000. Intel processors are dominant, comprising 96% of laptops. Dell receives the highest ratings across criteria like performance, features, and customer service. According to the poll, 44% of youth recommend Dell as their preferred laptop brand.
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- 2. OBJECTIVE To find out the leading laptop brand among youth in PUNE CITY. Comparative study of all the leading laptop brands based on certain criteria like Performance, Features, Battery Backup, etc. To find out the Price Range preferred by youth regarding purchase of their laptop. Comparative study between Intel & AMD Processor. 2
- 3. AGENDA Area Under Survey. Brand wise Distribution. Purpose for buying Laptop. Price Range Leading Processor. Brand wise Ratings. Leading Laptop Brand. Youth POLL for Laptop Brand. Suggestions regarding Brand. Project Estimation. Summary. 3
- 4. LEADING LAPTOP BRANDS LENOVO HP ACER SONY DELL OTHERS 4
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- 7. PURPOSE OF BUYING LAPTOP EDUCATION ONLY ENTERTAINMENT ONLY FOR BOTH PURPOSE 23% 15% 62% 7
- 8. PRICE RANGE BRAND S/RANG E 20-25K 25-30K 30-35K 35-40K 40-45K 45 ONWAR DS DELL - 1 7 8 9 7 LENOV O - - 7 6 2 4 ACER 1 2 1 3 2 - HP - 3 3 2 4 3 SONY - - 2 2 7 5 OTHER - 1 1 1 4 2 TOTAL 1 7 21 23 28 21 8
- 10. WHY INTEL ??? INTEL is works faster than AMD INTEL processors don’t die generally… ie – hard drive does not fails. INTEL processors consume less Power than AMD. CPUs with INTEL are much more efficient. INTEL supports almost all Softwares. 10
- 11. BRANDWISE RATINGS DELL 11 Criteria/ Rating Excellent Good Average Bad Value for money 11 20 - - Performance 12 20 1 - Features 12 15 4 - Service 14 15 7 - Battery Backup 2 17 11 - User Interface(Fri endly) 9 20 1 -
- 12. SONY 12 Criteria/ Rating Excellent Good Average Bad Value for money 5 9 2 - Performanc e 6 8 2 -- Features 6 7 3 - Service 11 5 - - Battery Backup 4 8 3 1 User Interface(Fr iendly) 4 10 2 --
- 13. HP 13 Criteria /Rating Excellent Good Average Bad Value for money 9 7 - 1 Performanc e 4 9 2 - Features 7 2 5 - Service 4 6 4 1 Battery Backup 6 7 2 - User Interface(Fr iendly) 7 7 - -
- 14. ACER 14 Criteria /Rating Excelle nt Good Averag e Bad Value for money 3 6 1 - Performan ce 1 4 4 - Features 2 5 2 - Service - 4 5 - Battery Backup 1 6 2 - User Interface(F riendly) 1 6 2 -
- 15. LENOVO 15 Criteria/ Rating Excellent Good Average Bad Value for money 7 11 2 - Performance 7 12 1 - Features 6 11 3 - Service 6 7 5 1 Battery Backup 3 9 8 - User Interface(Fri endly) 7 8 5 -
- 17. WHY DELL ??? Available in variable Affordable Prices. Recognized as the Most Trusted Brand. Value for Money. Good Performance. Great Features. Customer Satisfaction. Good Service. User Friendly. 17
- 18. YOUTH POLL FOR LAPTOP BRAND DELL SONY ACER LENOVO APPLE OTHERS 44% 2%10% 13% 20% 18 4%
- 19. SUGGESTIONS FROM YOUTH REGARDING BRAND 19
- 20. SUMMARY DELL & SONY are leading through front occupying I & II position respectively in LAPTOP Market. Youths mostly prefers laptops which range between 40- 45 K. Near about 44% youth recommends DELL BRAND. Almost all laptops contains INTEL processor. 20
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