Xiaomi Mi're thinking of launching and Mi Note Note Pro in the United States. That at least is the impression given by the president of the Chinese company.
Although Huawei has likely delighted him first place in the Chinese market last quarter, according to a new study from the institute Canalys. No matter: Xiaomi retains a dominant position in the Chinese market, but hardly out of the borders of the Middle Kingdom. However, we find the brand in India, where she faced legal problems - it can not sell it as smartphones equipped with Qualcomm, under penalty of infringement of patents signed Ericsson - but also in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand or Russia.
Since the recruitment of Hugo Barra in 2013, a former nesting Google, as vice president in charge of international development from Google, largely expected the release of Xiaomi emerging markets and its entry into the United States and Europe . The brand has consistently affirmed its will to market its products, as it did in January, before taking note of the difficulties inherent in this development, and indicate that this process would probably take a few years.
At a conference conducted in California this week, Lin Bin, president of Xiaomi, has again expressed its US ambitions, who had re-raised in the course of the summer. As reported by Re / code, the firm says "think" there to market its lines Mi and Mi Note Note Pro, namely its most high-end smartphones. Again, difficult to count on specific dates, Lin Bin preferring to remain in the dark. No doubt he thinks primarily to settle various issues of patents that, when launched on the US market, the office could embroiled in one of the countless legal battles raging in the United States, including in the field of mobile.
Although Huawei has likely delighted him first place in the Chinese market last quarter, according to a new study from the institute Canalys. No matter: Xiaomi retains a dominant position in the Chinese market, but hardly out of the borders of the Middle Kingdom. However, we find the brand in India, where she faced legal problems - it can not sell it as smartphones equipped with Qualcomm, under penalty of infringement of patents signed Ericsson - but also in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand or Russia.
Since the recruitment of Hugo Barra in 2013, a former nesting Google, as vice president in charge of international development from Google, largely expected the release of Xiaomi emerging markets and its entry into the United States and Europe . The brand has consistently affirmed its will to market its products, as it did in January, before taking note of the difficulties inherent in this development, and indicate that this process would probably take a few years.
At a conference conducted in California this week, Lin Bin, president of Xiaomi, has again expressed its US ambitions, who had re-raised in the course of the summer. As reported by Re / code, the firm says "think" there to market its lines Mi and Mi Note Note Pro, namely its most high-end smartphones. Again, difficult to count on specific dates, Lin Bin preferring to remain in the dark. No doubt he thinks primarily to settle various issues of patents that, when launched on the US market, the office could embroiled in one of the countless legal battles raging in the United States, including in the field of mobile.
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