Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

Flipkart officially bought the production and sales rights of Nokia-branded TVs. The company has begun sending invitations to the media to launch the TV on December 5. This is the second cooperation between the e-commerce platform and a major TV brand, and the first is Motorola. Flipkart launched Motorola-branded smart TVs, which Motorola produced and released in September. Flipkart also has its own MarQ TV brand, Smart TV.

The invitees did not disclose much information about the product and the company will launch it at the event. It only shows the date and place. Flipkart announced that Nokia-branded smart TVs will be produced and sold exclusively on the e-commerce platform.

In addition, we already know that the above Nokia brand smart TV will be equipped with an audio system powered by JBL. In addition, there are few other details that will be disclosed at the time of release.

This is similar to the arrangements made by Nokia and D Global for their smartphones to enter the market. Nokia will license Flipkart to produce and sell its televisions, but for a fee. In retrospect, Nokia will make a comeback in the TV market. Recall that the company was involved in widescreen television as early as the mid-1990s, but its efforts did not become mainstream.

Nokia is not the only mobile brand to enter the smart TV business. In September, Yijia TV station Q1 professional version, Q1 TV station launched. Motorola is also working with Flipkart to allow its brand name to be used in smart TVs.

Xiaomi is an excellent smartphone player in the field of smart TV. Xiaomi has successfully occupied a large part of the market because of its aggressive price and back-to-back launch.

As for Nokia TVs, Flipkart can offer many smart TVs with different prices and screen sizes, similar to what Motorola has done.

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