A surge in demand and
supply gap has led to a shortage of laptops, particularly inexpensive ones, in
the local market in the midst of the global pandemic.
When more and more
corporations and schools move online, computers are flying off the shelf as
well. In particular, it is particularly difficult to find laptops ranging
from 25,000 to 50,000 now, as the current stocks are
skyrocketing and new shipments are yet to arrive.
Owing to the pandemic, we
have found that the supply side of the component producer has not been able to
predict the surge in demand globally. Few conservative estimates were also made
by our distributors. We are seeing a big increase in the pattern of
work-from-home and school-from-home on the production side, which has driven
production too.
The OEM components for
most of the PCs and laptops are being made in China and then been shipped to
other countries around the world with the increasing Covid crises issue and
restricted air travel it has made transporting the OEM components harder for
the Laptop manufactures. Once when all the trade barriers are removed the
things will get back to normal and we can see an increase in production of
laptop without sky high increase in prices.
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