Lenovo to beat Samsung to become China's most popular smartphone brand in 2013

2. Mr_Hyde posted on 22 Nov 2012, 03:34 2 2

Go for it, Lenovo! Let the games begin!

4. joseph98 posted on 22 Nov 2012, 04:03 1 0

Let's hope so. Like this we the user will benefit the most. More choices. And yes I will buy any brand as long as it compete and well made. I still think my next phone after my galaxy note 2 will be samsung galaxy note 3. I doubt they can catch up with sammy when it comes to phablet.

5. XiphiasGladius posted on 22 Nov 2012, 05:02 0 0

They could easily dominate the mid range category in Asia. Thier mid range phones are rather impressivly speced given their pricing is as almost as cheap as many low end big name OEM phones. Best example is the Lenovo P700i which only sells at a mere $267 if converted to current exchange rate.

6. StreetNerd posted on 22 Nov 2012, 05:24 0 0

zero lenovo phones here =)

8. soshi posted on 22 Nov 2012, 05:35 0 0

What is the name of that flip phone? So sexy please bring it to indonesia. I'm so tired of today's phone with the same concept.

9. xfire99 posted on 22 Nov 2012, 08:16 0 1

They wish, but they wont and never will be.

12. pikapowerize (banned) posted on 22 Nov 2012, 17:52 1 0

they're phone is actually good! i think better than what ZTE and Huawei can offer! but they are still using samsung's chips... they use exynos chips on their flagship (same with s3) but so much cheaper..so i think samsung is still not defeated....coz most of the phones uses samsung's technology!

13. Frapple posted on 23 Nov 2012, 02:36 1 0

Most Chinese products are cheap and they could deliver the functionalities pretty well. But there is always questions about quality, when it is unbranded. You could easily spot the flaws when you own one.

Another note, do you want to buy phones from companies that support child labours and poor working conditions and low wages? When you are holding such products you are encouraging their misdeeds to continue the exploitation.

Or do you buy from companies who are socially responsible throughout the entire production process, delivering not only designs, quality, but environmentally friendly products?