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NEW DELHI: Motorola, InFocus<\/a> and OnePlus<\/a> introduced their latest devices<\/a> globally from India on Tuesday, a day after Google launched its newest Android One smartphone with Lava Mobiles, underlining the criticality of the South Asian nation amid early indications that growth in developed markets may be tapering.
Motorola Mobility brought out its third-generation
Moto G<\/a> in two variants, while InFocus launched new product categories including smartphones, tablets and TVs for the Indian consumer, targeting $1 billion in revenue from the country by March 2017.
\n\t“Smartphone is the biggest growth engine for the ICT (information and communication technology) category in the world. India has the maximum potential of doing it in the next 3-5 years, be it mobile phones or any other category in the ICT sector,” said Sachin Thapar, who was recently appointed head of India operations at InFocus.\n\n\t
\n\t“India has been chosen as the first strategic country to expand into new segments including smartphones, feature phones, hybrid tablets and a full range of HD, UHD TVs,” he added.\n\n\t
InFocus, headquartered in Portland, Oregon, has extensive tie-ups with
Foxconn<\/a> and has jointly invested in manufacturing units to make smartphones and televisions in India for local consumption. Foxconn plans to invest up to $2 billion to set up 10-12 units for electronic products by 2020, although the Taiwanese contract manufacturing giant isn’t the only one looking at India for the long term.
\n\tOver the past six months, Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean smartphone makers have declared India their next phone-making destination and their new consumer market.\n\n\t
\n\t“There is enough growth left in the huge Indian market as smartphone penetration of the total user base is still in the low 30s. The Indian market still has a lot of room for new vendors to grow,” said Tina Lu, senior analyst at Hong-Kong based Counterpoint Technology Market Research.\n\n\t
\n\tMore than seven brands entered the India handset market in the three months ended June, including Coolpad’s Dazen, Meizu, ZTE’s Nubia and PhiComm.\n\n\t
\n\tIndia had approximately 116 million Internet-enabled smartphones by the end of 2014, which is expected to reach 369 million by 2018, according to a recent KPMG & IAMAI report. The figures indicate a vastly under-penetrated handset market with massive scope for smartphone growth. Conversely, in developed markets, analysts are seeing early signs of growth slowing as smartphone consumption approaches saturation.\n\n\t
\n\tMotorola, which revived and turned around its global smartphone business on the back of strong sales in India over last year, says the country is among its top three markets by sales “in some months” and is “super critical” when it comes to prioritising launches of the latest smartphones and even the Moto 360 smart watch.\n\n\t
Most of the new entrants are aligning their plans to Indian needs and future trends. Most devices are in the affordable range with dual-band
LTE<\/a> capability as Indian carriers expand their 4G services across India. Motorola has now made all its devices LTE compatible and will add dual-band capability. <\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":48268200,"title":"Microsoft bets big on Windows 10","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/devices\/microsoft-bets-big-on-windows-10\/48268200","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"devices"}],"related_content":[],"msid":48268311,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Smartphone makers eye India amid signs of slowing global growth","synopsis":"Motorola, InFocus and OnePlus introduced their latest devices globally from India on Tuesday, a day after Google launched its newest Android One smartphone with Lava Mobiles, underlining the criticality of the South Asian nation amid early indications that growth in developed markets may be tapering.","titleseo":"devices\/smartphone-makers-eye-india-amid-signs-of-slowing-global-growth","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"OUR BUREAU","artdate":"2015-07-29 17:38:27","lastupd":"2015-07-29 17:41:03","breadcrumbTags":["Devices","Foxconn","LTE","InFocus","Moto G","oneplus"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"devices\/smartphone-makers-eye-india-amid-signs-of-slowing-global-growth"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="Devices" data-category_id="12" data-date="2015-07-29" data-index="article_1">

智能手机制造商眼印度在全球经济增长放缓的迹象

摩托罗拉、富可视、OnePlus介绍他们的最新全球设备从印度周二,一天后谷歌推出了其最新的Android智能手机与熔岩手机,突显出的临界南亚国家在早期迹象表明,经济增长在发达市场可能会逐渐减少。

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新德里:摩托罗拉,富可视OnePlus介绍他们的最新设备全球从印度周二,一天后谷歌推出了其最新的Android智能手机与熔岩手机,突显出的临界南亚国家在早期迹象表明,经济增长在发达市场可能会逐渐减少。
摩托罗拉移动了它的第三代Moto G在两个变种,富可视推出新的产品类别包括智能手机、平板电脑和电视的印度消费者,目标10亿美元的收入从2017年3月。
“智能手机是最大的增长引擎的ICT(信息通信技术)类别。印度的最大潜力在未来3 - 5年,无论是手机还是其他类别在ICT领域,“萨奇·塔帕尔说,他最近被任命为富可视印度业务主管。
“印度被选为第一个战略国家扩展到新领域包括智能手机,功能手机,混合平板电脑和全方位的高清,UHD电视,”他补充道。
富可视,总部位于俄勒冈州的波特兰,拥有广泛的合作富士康和有共同投资于智能手机和电视机制造单位在印度当地消费。富士康计划投资20亿美元设立10 - 12单元的电子产品,到2020年,尽管台湾代工巨头不是唯一一个看印度长期的。
在过去的六个月中,中国,台湾和韩国智能手机制造商已经宣布印度未来但目的地和新的消费市场。
“有足够的增长的巨大的印度市场作为总用户的智能手机普及率仍处于低30年代。印度市场仍然有很大的空间发展的新供应商,“蒂娜Lu说,香港高级分析师对位技术市场研究。
超过七个品牌进入印度手机市场在截至6月的三个月里,包括酷派数码的Dazen魅族,中兴的努比亚和PhiComm。
印度有大约1.16亿互联网智能手机到2014年底,预计将达到3.69亿,到2018年,根据毕马威& IAMAI最近的一份报告。数据显示一个大大under-penetrated手机市场大范围的智能手机的增长。相反,在发达市场,分析师看到早期增长放缓的迹象,智能手机消费趋于饱和。
摩托罗拉、恢复和转过身全球智能手机业务的强劲销售比去年在印度,说这个国家是在三大市场销售“几个月”,是“超级关键”时优先考虑推出最新的智能手机,甚至摩托360智能手表。
大部分新进入者将他们的计划印度需求和未来趋势。大多数设备与双频在负担得起的范围内LTE能力,印度航空公司扩大在印度的4 g服务。摩托罗拉已经使其所有设备LTE兼容并添加双频功能。
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NEW DELHI: Motorola, InFocus<\/a> and OnePlus<\/a> introduced their latest devices<\/a> globally from India on Tuesday, a day after Google launched its newest Android One smartphone with Lava Mobiles, underlining the criticality of the South Asian nation amid early indications that growth in developed markets may be tapering.
Motorola Mobility brought out its third-generation
Moto G<\/a> in two variants, while InFocus launched new product categories including smartphones, tablets and TVs for the Indian consumer, targeting $1 billion in revenue from the country by March 2017.
\n\t“Smartphone is the biggest growth engine for the ICT (information and communication technology) category in the world. India has the maximum potential of doing it in the next 3-5 years, be it mobile phones or any other category in the ICT sector,” said Sachin Thapar, who was recently appointed head of India operations at InFocus.\n\n\t
\n\t“India has been chosen as the first strategic country to expand into new segments including smartphones, feature phones, hybrid tablets and a full range of HD, UHD TVs,” he added.\n\n\t
InFocus, headquartered in Portland, Oregon, has extensive tie-ups with
Foxconn<\/a> and has jointly invested in manufacturing units to make smartphones and televisions in India for local consumption. Foxconn plans to invest up to $2 billion to set up 10-12 units for electronic products by 2020, although the Taiwanese contract manufacturing giant isn’t the only one looking at India for the long term.
\n\tOver the past six months, Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean smartphone makers have declared India their next phone-making destination and their new consumer market.\n\n\t
\n\t“There is enough growth left in the huge Indian market as smartphone penetration of the total user base is still in the low 30s. The Indian market still has a lot of room for new vendors to grow,” said Tina Lu, senior analyst at Hong-Kong based Counterpoint Technology Market Research.\n\n\t
\n\tMore than seven brands entered the India handset market in the three months ended June, including Coolpad’s Dazen, Meizu, ZTE’s Nubia and PhiComm.\n\n\t
\n\tIndia had approximately 116 million Internet-enabled smartphones by the end of 2014, which is expected to reach 369 million by 2018, according to a recent KPMG & IAMAI report. The figures indicate a vastly under-penetrated handset market with massive scope for smartphone growth. Conversely, in developed markets, analysts are seeing early signs of growth slowing as smartphone consumption approaches saturation.\n\n\t
\n\tMotorola, which revived and turned around its global smartphone business on the back of strong sales in India over last year, says the country is among its top three markets by sales “in some months” and is “super critical” when it comes to prioritising launches of the latest smartphones and even the Moto 360 smart watch.\n\n\t
Most of the new entrants are aligning their plans to Indian needs and future trends. Most devices are in the affordable range with dual-band
LTE<\/a> capability as Indian carriers expand their 4G services across India. Motorola has now made all its devices LTE compatible and will add dual-band capability. <\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":48268200,"title":"Microsoft bets big on Windows 10","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/devices\/microsoft-bets-big-on-windows-10\/48268200","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"devices"}],"related_content":[],"msid":48268311,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Smartphone makers eye India amid signs of slowing global growth","synopsis":"Motorola, InFocus and OnePlus introduced their latest devices globally from India on Tuesday, a day after Google launched its newest Android One smartphone with Lava Mobiles, underlining the criticality of the South Asian nation amid early indications that growth in developed markets may be tapering.","titleseo":"devices\/smartphone-makers-eye-india-amid-signs-of-slowing-global-growth","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"OUR BUREAU","artdate":"2015-07-29 17:38:27","lastupd":"2015-07-29 17:41:03","breadcrumbTags":["Devices","Foxconn","LTE","InFocus","Moto G","oneplus"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"devices\/smartphone-makers-eye-india-amid-signs-of-slowing-global-growth"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/devices/smartphone-makers-eye-india-amid-signs-of-slowing-global-growth/48268311">