Lenovo is developing the second-generation foldable phone despite the Motorola Razr was delayed in China due to some reasons, Yang Yuanqing, chairman and CEO of Lenovo Group, said at the CES2020.
Yang is not optimistic about folding the phone into a flat form, because the flat product is mainly used for content consumption. "If you launch a foldable tablet with a price of more than 20,000, I think it may not meet the needs of the market. This should be the demand for laptop products." He said.
As for Razr, the first-generation folding screen mobile phone launched by Motorola, because eSIM is not yet supported in China and production capacity cannot meet strong demand, it cannot be listed in the country for the time being.
Unlike previous Huawei and Samsung foldable phones that have been converted from smartphones to tablets, the Razr motorcycle uses a product form that folds from a feature phone to a smartphone.
At the same time, he also said that the second-generation folding screen mobile phone is already on the road, this product will meet the user's needs for both product and performance, and will also be more attractive to Chinese consumers. "With such a good opportunity, how can we give up the Chinese market?" Yang said.
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