Reliance Digital Launches “Boot Up India” Campaign with Microsoft and Intel, Bringing Massive Discounts on AI-Enabled Laptops
Reliance Digital has launched the “Boot Up India” campaign in collaboration with Microsoft and Intel, offering major discounts on over 100 AI-enabled laptops. The initiative includes trade-in benefits, bank card offers, EMI options, and extended security plans across leading brands like HP, Lenovo, Dell, Asus, Acer, and Samsung in India.
The campaign features extensive offers across a portfolio of more than 100 artificial intelligence-enabled laptops from leading global brands, including HP, Lenovo, Asus, Dell, Acer, and Samsung. The initiative targets consumers searching for premium computing solutions, particularly those looking for Intel Core Ultra laptops with bank discounts and integrated financial benefits.
As part of the promotional strategy, Reliance Digital is focusing on reducing the overall cost of ownership for premium AI-capable machines through multiple financial advantages. These include attractive trade-in values, significant discounts on bank cards, and extended security protection plans designed to enhance post-purchase value for customers.
In addition to these benefits, the campaign introduces flexible payment options. Customers can choose from traditional payment methods as well as structured financing solutions, including multi-month EMI schemes available through leading credit and debit cards. These options are designed to make high-end laptops more financially accessible by allowing costs to be distributed over time.
The “Boot Up India” campaign is currently live and allows customers to explore the latest AI features both online and in physical stores across India. Consumers can make purchases through Reliance Digital retail outlets nationwide or via its official online platform from the convenience of their homes.
The initiative reinforces Reliance Digital’s position in the premium electronics retail segment while strengthening the availability of AI-driven computing devices in the Indian market. Industry collaboration with Microsoft and Intel further highlights the growing demand for advanced computing technologies and the shift toward AI-enabled personal devices.

Comment List