Realme company will launch Realme TV
The Realme company has so far been influencing users with its smartphones. Now the realty company is working fast to further its business. The Realme company is now going to launch TV as well. In the TV market too, now the realty company wants to earn its name.
Realme TV is going to be launched soon. The leaked news about Realme TV has been coming out for a long time. Specifications and size information was already found in these leaks. Now a new picture has been leaked online i.e. through social media, which has confirmed the size of the upcoming TV of this new brand. Realme CEO Confirmed Realme CEO confirmed himself that Realme company will first launch its first TV in India. Though the CEO did not say anything about the launch date of the TV, the constant discussions of Realme TV over the past few days have strengthened its launching possibilities.
Realme TV
Recently, this TV was also listed on Realme's website. Now the packaging photo of the retail box of this TV has been leaked, in which the size of this new and first realme TV has been revealed.
A report of 43-inch Realme TV My Smart Price has given the first information about this picture. It is clear from the view in the TV box that the Realme TV is of 43 inches ie 108 CM. Even before this, a leak had surfaced that Realme will bring 43-inch TV.
People are seen blurring Netphilix written in Realme TV coaches. This means that Netflix's subscription can be given this TV. Apart from this, by looking at these packaging, it is known that it will be an Android TV. Apart from this, this TV will also have the support of Google Assistant. Talking about Realme TV, it can come with a Full HD and Ultra HD resolution variants. Now it has to be seen how much competition Mi TV gives to Realme TV.
How Xiaomi Company Rises Fast In Tech World
Xiaomi was launched in 2010. Today, it is one of the most popular smartphones in the world. It is the first in India. So, we know about headquarters in Beijing to understand how this company is growing so fast and how to keep pace. Xiaomi's growth asteroid. Nine years after its founding and a year after it went public, the Chinese company became the youngest member of the Fortune Global 500.
The tech giant is known for smartphones. It is the fourth most popular smartphone manufacturer in the world after Samsung, Huawei and Apple. But Xiaomi just doesn't call. Walk into one of Xiaomi's more than 1,000 global stores and you'll find a range of different devices. Almost anything you can, they are sold here at Xiaomi stores. I see virtual reality, walkie-talkie, this device translates from Chinese to English, voice assistant and smart home speakers, wearables and devices.
Did I mention they are selling everything? From the early days, the founders of Xiaomi have dreamed of an international footprint. Now, it is one of the Chinese companies that cannot do it big. It left its home market and went around the world. Xiaomi's headcount grew from around 100 to 17,000 staff in 2010. It’s the company’s tendency to let employees know about corporate history and corporate culture before they begin their roles, and from its perspective, it’s a lot of people.
Beijing has a global headquarters with about 12,000 employees. I came to Xiaomi's new headquarters and it's so new, you can still see the full touches around the building and you can actually see it in this lobby, which is the Xiaomi store. The first thing I notice when I see this store is that it reminds me of the Apple Store. We are different, we are very different, we are very different from Apple. Jiang Wang Xiaomi is Global Senior Vice President and Head of Company International Business. Apple is a great company, they make a lot of technology innovations. We are doing the same, but our model is different.
We want to sell as little as possible rather than selling at a premium price. He originated from business model Xiaomi founder Chinese entrepreneur Li Jun. Lee Joon's vision is to create a premium smartphone that competes with Apple and Samsung, but at a more affordable price. This allowed Xiaomi to enter China's growing lower-end smartphone market, and not before moving abroad. See this graph. In 2015, six percent of Xiaomi's total revenues came from the mainland China. By 2018, it has risen to 40%. Target? Ultimately, half of its total revenue comes from outside its borders.
Xiaomi achieved this by expanding into more than 80 markets. But this is India's biggest overseas success story. It was launched in 2014, the second most populous country in the world, where it conducts flash sales for advertising around its phones. It worked. You entered India in just under four years, and you were number one in smartphone manufacturers, how did that happen? We offer many high-performance equipment, at very affordable prices.
Before use, if you want to buy this smartphone, it is very expensive. Our model is to make the best possible product but to sell as little as possible. This has enabled Xiaomi to surpass Samsung to become India's top smartphone brand in 2018. Despite this, China's rival BBK Electronics, which supports Vivo, Oppo and RealMe, can challenge Xiaomi's market dominance. Outside India and China, there are an additional 400 retail outlets in Dubai, Barcelona, London and Mexico City. We opened our first store in Mexico City and 4,000 people showed up.
Wang argues that Xiaomi's fan culture helps establish the company along with other low-cost competitors. There have been over 1 lakh Xiaomi fan events so far, ranging from gadget ts followers to meet-ups to events. Here you have dedicated the entire wall to the fans, the things that the fans sent to Xiaomi. We always get many, many gifts. Usually they are technology geeks. As a boy and girl, they met our fans at the event. So in Indonesia the couple met at a Xiaomi event and named their child Xiaomi. But the Chinese tech company has had its share of challenges since Apple suspended its trademark lawsuit against Apple in the name of its tablet. Yes, there is an elephant in the room in the United States.
Xiaomi has long been a member of the US. There are plans to expand in the market, but those plans are due to the US-China trade war. US President Donald Trump has publicly investigated Xiaomi's domestic tech rival Huawei on several occasions. Negotiating the US Market, 2019? I think the American market is, in fact, an important market for everyone. We are still very young. US. The market is very different. We are struggling to create a product for the U.S. market, however, the resource is a big problem. Xiaomi has made a name for itself with the smartphone, but it is going to diversify into the grim winds of the smartphone era just like its rivals.
Smartphone exports to China have declined for nine consecutive quarters.As Xiaomi grows, he sees smartphones and his ambitions beyond China.
Actually, we are much more than a smartphone company.The company is spending most of its energy in the future.From smart rice cookers to smart door locks, high technology is happening in our homes and Xiaomi wants to ride that wave.It claims to have more than 190 million connected IoT devices.Here are five ways to get through this smart door.
The first is using NFC or Bluetooth electronically on my phone.And then there's a number pad, where I can input a number, there's also a traditional keyhole, but I'm very specific and try my fingerprint.It is also taking Samsung and LG with the launch of this smart refrigerator, which can also take your grocery, music games and notes.
Xiaomi hopes that every room will have an AI smart speaker, including a bedroom, so the moment I run, the lights will automatically turn on.Let’s see if he recognizes me with slang.
I got him to spot me, and he said, "What's going on?
Xiaomi's answer to Google Home or Amazon Echo is Mi AI Speaker.
The store opened about two years ago, but one of the things I noticed is that Xiaomi is preparing to open an entirely new space, but will focus on lifestyle products and smart home content. . Although many of these products are named Xiaomi, not all are actually made by Xiaomi. Air purifier company Smart Mi for example. It is one of 270 startups that Xiaomi invests in. As we use Xiaomi channels to sell products, Xiaomi has helped Smart Mi in important ways. Its products are sold in Xiaomi stores, but also through its own channels. Smart Me has become China's number one selling air purifier. Customers know, "This product is amazing. It belongs to Xiaomi. Oh, they have their own Smart Me brand."
Smart Me is also likely to go public one day. Like Xiaomi, Smart Mi is also succeeding outside of China. 41,000 of your products are currently used in India and you can track it in real time. Right. Such startups helped push Xiaomi to international standards. How do you keep pace? You need to have an innovative spirit. The smartphone market is very, very, very competitive. You have to do a lot of exciting things every day. Xiaomi will turn 10 next year and within a decade, there are many companies here in this country that can do nothing but succeed outside China. But it is anyone's guess how big this company will be. Hey guys, this is Upton.