HP Inc, based in Palo Alto, California, is making a significant comeback in the tablet market with the launch of the OmniPad 12 in India, its first tablet since exiting the market in 2011. Priced at ₹48,999 (approximately $590 USD), the OmniPad 12 is designed for students, first-time users, and professionals on the go. It features a 12-inch touchscreen, a detachable keyboard, and is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor, offering up to 18 hours of battery life. This launch is particularly strategic as India is considered the fastest-growing market for global brands, with a young consumer base and an expanding middle class. HP aims to challenge dominant players like Apple's iPad and Samsung's tablets, which have captured significant market share. However, HP's previous attempts in the tablet market, such as the TouchPad, were unsuccessful, and the company faces challenges in positioning itself against established brands. Experts suggest that effective marketing and distribution will be crucial for HP's success in this competitive landscape.