Lenovo launches three times in Taiwan market

A few days ago, data research firm Gartner announced the global Q1 PC shipment report, which was a little surprising and two points are pleased. Not surprisingly, the global PC shipments continue to decline. It is worthwhile to note that compared with the decline in the past seven months, the decline in Q1 2014 has dropped sharply. The other point is that China's industry giant Lenovo Group once again reached a peak of 12.9 million units.

According to data provided by Gartner, compared to Q1 2013, Lenovo Group's shipments in Q1 2014 increased by 10.9%, thanks to Lenovo's shipment growth in overseas regions. Although the development and expansion of overseas markets are more challenging than the domestic market, Lenovo still has absolute confidence in this.

Justin Liang, general manager of Lenovo Group Taiwan, recently stated that Lenovo will launch three times more desktops, notebook computers and tablet computers in the Taiwan market in 2014, mainly for the small and medium-sized enterprises market. At present, Lenovo's annual sales in the Taiwan market are about 2.4 million units, of which nearly 60% of ordinary consumers and nearly 40% of enterprises, schools, government and other enterprises and institutions.

Justin Liang said that in many enterprises and institutions, SMEs account for 60% to 70% of the proportion of this segment of the market will be the starting point for Lenovo in 2014.