Honor launches 1st smartphone V40 5G since Huawei separation
Technology | January 22, 2021 18:36 ISTHonor has launched its first phone called V40 5G in China since the company officially separated from its parent company Huawei.
Honor has launched its first phone called V40 5G in China since the company officially separated from its parent company Huawei.
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Since its creation in 2013, the Honor brand has focused on the youth market by offering phones in the low- to mid-end price range.
Over 30 agents and dealers of Huawei's Honor brand have acquired all business assets of the budget cellphone brand, according to a joint statement released on Tuesday.
As for the laptop, the company will be competing against the likes of Samsung, Huawei, and Xiaomi which have already expanded their offerings.
Huawei is reportedly planning to launch a desktop computer by the end of this year.
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