Posted Oct. 23, 2012 at 10:55 a.m.
Morrisville, N.C. — Lenovo is already the second-largest smartphone maker in China and plans to seize the top spot from Samsung, Milko Van Duijl, president for the Asia-Pacific and Latin America regions, says. "Our goal is definitely to get to number one and not only to take smartphones into the China market but also into emerging markets."...Copyright 2013 Bloomberg. All rights reserved.
Lenovo sees global PC sales slowdown as reason to sell smartphones
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Morrisville, N.C. — Lenovo is already the second-largest smartphone maker in China and plans to seize the top spot from Samsung, Milko Van Duijl, president for the Asia-Pacific and Latin America regions, says. "Our goal is definitely to get to number one and not only to take smartphones into the China market but also into emerging markets."...Copyright 2013 Bloomberg. All rights reserved.
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