Although Xiaomi's reputation can only be considered average, when it first started making smartphones, it caused a sensation: a company that had no experience in hardware production and had previously mainly developed mobile ROMs actually wanted to sell mobile phones, and the same configuration was sold by others for 5,000 yuan, while their family only sold by 2,000 yuan. It can be said that Xiaomi has launched the "Internet model" of the hardware market, which is actually a batch release and centralized purchase, so that each round of sales will bring topical and communication effects to itself. This model has been learned almost by other domestic manufacturers, and there are many of them who have better hype skills than blue.
Previously, Bloomberg reported that it claimed that Xiaomi will launch laptop products in the near future, and its positioning should be consistent with MacBook and ThinkPad. However, no one from Xiaomi has ever made any comments, and most people are just laughing at this. After all, laptops have higher requirements for design capabilities and production processes, and most laptop manufacturers have accumulated a long time of experience to make good products. But recently Taiwanese media reported that Li Shiqin, chairman of Taiwan's foundry giant Inventec, confirmed that they are making Xiaomi's first notebook, but did not give more information.
In the notebook industry, Hasee (Shenzhou) has always been called the price butcher, but their sales model is still somewhat different from the Internet sales model of Xiaomi and Huawei Honor. If Xiaomi copy its mobile phone business model on laptop products, it may really inject a needle into the PC industry. Of course, the most important thing is the product itself. Let’s see what kind of products Xiaomi can come up with next year.
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