InFocus launches LED TVs in India at Rs 9,999 onwards

InFocus, which entered the Indian smartphone market last year, has now announced its foray into the home entertainment category with the launch of LED TVs in the country.

The complete range of InFocus LED TVs includes entry-level HD offerings to the full HD variants across 24 inches, 32 inches, 50 inches and 60 inches, which will be available exclusively on Snapdeal from February 29.

The 24-inch model is priced at Rs 9,999, 32-inch at Rs 15,999, 50-inch at Rs 34,999 and 60-inch at Rs 69,999.

The company has also introduced 'Free Demo at Home' initiative, thereby taking the online shopping experience to another level. This service has been launched exclusively with Snapdeal, under which the customer can experience the demo of InFocus 50-inch Full HD TV, at the convenience of their home/office and then decide on the purchase.

Like the InFocus smartphone, their TVs have also been manufactured by Foxconn.

As explained by the companu, the InFocus TVs uses the Smart UV2A technology which is said to eliminate light leakage due to the special pixel structure. "This technology creates low-reflection and balanced brightness by absorbing all unwanted light. It, therefore, helps in protecting the eyes during long TV watching hours and is especially beneficial for kids who are glued to the TV screen for a long time," said the company in a press note.

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