Sentences with phrase «chinese manufacturer named»

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Apple claimed it purchased the Chinese trademark from Proview, a troubled computer manufacturer that got really lucky when it registered the iPad name more than a decade ago, in 2001.

While no names have been given, many higher - ups believe Tesla is the model for other Chinese manufacturers to copy from.

The Chinese government hopes to avoid an auto - driven environmental apocalypse both by mandating increasing fuel efficiency but also by pushing these domestic vehicle manufacturers for homegrown hybrid, electric and fuel - cell vehicles under its «863» program — deriving its name from its launch back in March 1986.

Mercedes - Benz has resolved a disagreement with Chinese manufacturer Chery Automobile over the right to use the EQ brand name for its electric vehicles.

Speaking of no content distribution system, Chinese manufacturer Eken has released a new E-Reader tablet named the Eken M003 ebook reader.

If you like sub 1024 x 600 resolution displays and sub 1 GHz processors on budget tablets that even no - name Chinese manufacturers surpass these days then by all means read on.

The Canadian company eventually announced it had finalized its partnership with TCL in December, handing over the global rights to the BlackBerry name to the Chinese manufacturer — and it seems TCL isn't wasting any time to put the brand to use.

The Chinese original equipment manufacturer already confirmed the Nova 3e will be introduced next Tuesday, March 20, with the smartphone most likely being targeted at China, though it could also debut in select European markets under the same name, as was the case with previously released members of the Nova product family.

While the specific manufacturer was not named in the email, it was easy to surmise that Maxwell was alluding to the Chinese mining giant Bitmain — a suspicion confirmed through a press release issued by the company the next day.

Chinese phone manufacturers sell a brand much like the bigger U.S. names do, but they also are interested in selling a lot of phones in the United States.

Of course, the name doesn't ring a bell, and that's because we're speaking of a little - known Chinese manufacturer.

Another Chinese smartphone manufacturer Gionee launched a device named Gionee Elife E7 Mini that featured a rotating camera module.

Though Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo's name was not mentioned it, clearly was on the list.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Sugar Mobile launched a new smartphone named the Sugar F7.

As silly as its name might be, Chinese manufacturer Doogee and its Mix 4 are very serious about doing away with those pesky bezels almost completely.

While this was initially thought of as a way that Chinese manufacturers are using to distinguish their phones from other OEMs in other regions, major names have finally taken this path as well.

Each year, there are a few things that you can count on during Mobile World Congress; one is that big names like HTC, Samsung and Sony make a lot of noise and another is that Chinese manufacturers try their best to get themselves noticed.

Last week, Chinese manufacturer Meizu unveiled the MX4 Ubuntu Edition, which - as its name suggests - is a repurposed version of its Android flagship, running Ubuntu OS.

Xiaomi, of course, is one of many Chinese manufacturers currently squeezing the big names out of the smartphone market in countries like China and India.

Phicomm is yet another Chinese smartphone manufacturer, but it hasn't got a name that Xiaomi, Gionee, ZTE,...

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oukitel has made a name for itself selling budget phones with large batteries.