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Kolkata , June 24

AS part of its focused foray into the retail segment, the IT products division of LG Electronics India Pvt Ltd (LGEIL), on Friday, unveiled plans to set up 100 `Cyber Shoppes' across the country in the current calendar year.

Addressing a news conference here to announce the launch of LG's notebook PC range and the tablet PC for the premium segment, Mr R. Manikandan, General Manager (Sales & Marketing, PC & Peripherals), LGEIL, said the `Cyber Shoppes' would be set up in association with channel partners at an estimated cumulative investment of around Rs 5 crore. To begin with, Cyber Shoppes would be rolled out in all State capitals and towns where LG has its branch offices.

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