Rebirth: Dominate The World, Starting From The School Network

The atmosphere was very lively.

Applause resounded through the sky.

online.

There was also a lot of discussion.

“This retina technology is awesome!”

"Through the screen, I can see the difference between using retina technology and not using it. This is really awesome!"

"This is really a parachute on a heifer's back, and cows are flying all over the sky!"

"The heifer is pregnant and the cow is getting bigger!"

"Awesome, really awesome!"

"Blue Star Electronics never disappoints."

"In fact, Huaxing Optoelectronics' R-IPS screen is already very impressive. Coupled with this retina technology, it is really awesome!"

Netizens also marveled at this retina display.

He kept shouting that he was awesome.

And many friends and businessmen.

His eyes rolled rapidly.

They have no way to get involved in the high-end smartphone market.

In the mid- to low-end market, it is their world.

But now, the competition in the mid- to low-end market is quite fierce.

Domestic emerging smartphone manufacturers such as BYD, Dami, Oppa, Weiwo, Jiejiegao 570, Kupi, Zhongxing, and Huachang, and foreign established manufacturers such as LG, HTC, Soai, and Sanxing.

In the mid-to-low-end field, your brains are about to be knocked out.

If someone's new product has a gimmick that other manufacturers don't have, it will definitely sell well.

Now in the mid-to-low-end market, what everyone is competing for is hardware gimmicks.

For example, so-and-so is equipped with the latest King Kong glass, so-and-so is equipped with Gaotong's new CPU, so-and-so has a camera with a pixel exceeding 12 million, and so-and-so's display is an Amoled screen, etc.

If they can license retina technology from Blue Star Electronics, they can use this technology on their flagship models.

That can definitely be a major selling point.

Directly in terms of display effect, there is a big gap between it and other competitors.

Think of this.

The DNA of the CEOs of flower factories, rice factories, BYD and other domestic manufacturers has been moved.

only.

Will Blue Star Electronics easily license this technology to them?

The press conference is still going on.

Although I didn’t even get half of it.

But at this moment.

Friends and businessmen who come here can already predict how popular it will be at its peak.

Originally before this.

Since Pinnacle 4 does not have the support of high-end baseband chips, this will become a big shortcoming.

even.

Some overseas manufacturers attended this press conference just to see Blue Star Electronics' jokes.

feel.

Pinnacle 4 is bound to be a failed product.

But now.

These friends and businessmen who hugged me to watch the joke couldn't laugh anymore.

They even started to worry about their own family.

For example, established manufacturers such as Noah and Motorola.

The global mobile phone market is only so big.

The more Pinnacle 4 sells, the correspondingly, their shipments will be significantly reduced.

Naturally.

The reduced part went to Blue Star Electronics.

As the leader in the global mobile phone industry, Nokia is deeply uneasy.

In 2006, Pinnacle mobile phone was launched, causing quite a stir in the industry.

but.

At that time, the arrogant Nuojia did not take the fledgling Blue Star Electronics into account.

Even though Blue Star Electronics launched the epoch-making first-generation peak mobile phone.

In the eyes of Nuojiya's senior executives, this is nothing more than that.

The pinnacle mobile phones can’t shake them like Nokia.

This is indeed the case.

Although the first-generation Pinnacle mobile phone came out amazingly, it only sold about 5 million units worldwide that year. (ciaf)

Global mobile phone shipments that year were 990 million units, and Pinnacle mobile phones only accounted for 0.51% of the market share.

What about Nokia?

In 2006, the annual shipment volume was 360 million units, accounting for 36.2% of the market share.

Blue Star Electronics' 5 million units are not even a fraction of Nokia's 360 million units.

Because of such a large number of shipments and more than one-third of the global market share, Nokia did not take Blue Star Electronics seriously at all.

At that time, the only companies that Nokia needed to be wary of were Motorola and Sanxing.

But.

The next two or three years.

Reality gave Nuojia a big slap in the face.

The shipments of Peak mobile phones owned by Blue Star Electronics are increasing several times or even ten times every year.

Smartphones equipped with Bluestar Electronics' open source Android system are also developing rapidly, constantly encroaching on Nokia's mid-to-low-end smartphone market.

The market share of Noah's Symbian system reached a historical peak of 65.6% in 2007 and then began to decline.

In 2007, although Nokia's annual shipments reached 437 million units, it was nearly 80 million units more than the previous year.

However, global mobile phone shipments reached 1.24 billion units in 2007, far exceeding the 990 million units in the previous year.

therefore.

Noah's shipments in 2007 were 80 million more than the previous year, but its market share dropped from 36.2% in the previous year to 35.2%.

The 1% market share that declined was eaten up by Blue Star Electronics.

In 2008, global mobile phone shipments reached 1.2 billion units. Due to the financial crisis, consumption was sluggish and there was no new high.

And this year.

With the impact of Android camps such as BYAT, Coolpipe, Sanxing, and HTC, Noma's shipments have declined sharply, with annual shipments of about 360 million units.

The market share fell to 30% from 35.2% in the previous year.

And this year.

Relevant organizations predict that due to the average performance of the mobile phone market in the first three quarters of this year, global mobile phone shipments in 2009 are expected to be around 1.15 billion units, a decrease of 4.2% from the previous year.

In October 2008, Noah released the best-selling 5800 model in the first half of this year.

But the same thing.

Huachang, Dami, BYD, HTC, Sanxing and other manufacturers are all making efforts.

The agency predicts that Noma's shipments will continue to decline throughout this year, and its market share is likely to be reduced to about 28%.

Although Nokia still occupies the number one position in the world.

But it can be clearly seen that Nokia is on the decline. .