India will defer license requirements for importing laptops and tablets, two government officials said. Industry and the US government have previously complained about the move, which could hit Apple, Samsung and other companies.

The plan will be delayed for a year, after which the government will consider introducing a licensing regime, one of the officials, who requested anonymity, told Reuters.

The licensing regime, announced abruptly on August 3, was aimed at “ensuring trusted equipment and systems” enter India, reduce dependence on imports, boost local manufacturing and partially address the country’s trade imbalance with China. But due to industry objections, the original plan was quickly delayed by about three months.

Last month, US trade chief Katherine Tai expressed India’s concerns about the move, which would also affect companies such as Dell and HP. India’s Ministry of Electronics is now proposing to simplify the import registration process, which is set to begin in November.

The new “import management system” will require companies to obtain “certificates of registration” to import laptops, tablets and personal computers, instead of the licenses previously proposed by the August 3 order.

India’s electronics imports, including laptops, tablets and personal computers, totaled $19.7 billion between April and June, up 6.25% year-on-year.

Razer has introduced the Blade 16 x Automobili Lamborghini Edition laptop, which is designed in the style of the famous Italian automobile brand.

Technically it’s a version of the Blade 16, but with a unique design. This design consists primarily of orange accents, but there are also Lamborghini logos on the body.

The parameters here are taken from the top version of the Blade 16. It is based on the Core i9-13950HX processor, and is paired with a 175-watt GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop. That is, this is generally one of the most powerful combinations in the mobile segment. The laptop also offers 32 GB of RAM, a 4 TB SSD and a 16-inch Mini-LED screen that allows you to switch between two modes: 4K at 120 Hz or Full HD+ at 240 Hz.

In total, Razer will release only 150 of these laptops, and you will have to pay a lot for uniqueness. The price of the laptop is $5,000.

In addition to the unusual and very expensive Surface Laptop Studio 2, Microsoft also introduced the more affordable Surface Laptop Go 3.

The new product retains a number of features of its predecessor, including compactness and lightness, but at the same time has become much more expensive. If the first and second generation Surface Laptop Go started at $550 and $500, respectively, then the Surface Laptop Go 3 is asking for at least $800.

However, the buyer receives a significantly more productive solution, since the heart here is the Core i5-1235U, and the amount of RAM is 8 GB.

The laptop is also equipped with a 12.4-inch diagonal screen with a resolution of 1536 x 1024 pixels, which is no different from previous generations of screens. The SSD always has a capacity of 256 GB, RAM can be not only 8 GB, but also 16 GB. You can also note ports USB-C 3.2, USB 3.1, Surface Connect, and a battery with a capacity of 41 Wh. The dimensions have not changed and are 278.2 x 205.7 x 15.7 mm, and the weight is 1.13 kg.