Shi Chongxin: Asus will not give up on its smartphone business


The smartphone manufacturing industry is highly competitive and many companies find it difficult to cope with the competition in some markets. Asus is one company that has struggled in the smartphone market.Ā In December last year, its smartphone business seriously dragged down the group’s profit. Asus announced a major restructuring and made a loss of NT$ 6.1 billion (āˆ¼$194 million).

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A few days ago at the shareholders meeting, ASUS chairman, Shi Chongxin, once again talked about the mobile phone business. He insisted that he would not give up the smartphone business. “ASUS will not use the “easy door” (refers to abandoning the mobile phone business). Although this route is attractive, long-term development effort makes it uneasy.”

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For ASUS’s current choice, Shi Chongxin said that he would rather focus on the “difficult to do” of continuous research and development of various products. At present, ASUS’s smartphone business is led by Chairman Shi Chongxi personally. It now focuses on the most technical experts and e-sports users market. ASUS launched a ROG gaming phone for āˆ¼$866 last year and will launch a second-generation ROG gaming phone this year.

According to the latest news, Tencent Games officially signed a contract with ROG players to conduct in-depth cooperation on gaming phones in mainland China. This focuses on the optimization of gaming content on the hardware to provide users with better gaming experience. Both sides will input their respective advantages and launch the ROG gaming mobile phone 2. This phone will be released in JingdongĀ inĀ July this year.Ā In addition to powerful hardware,Ā ROGĀ Gaming PhoneĀ 2Ā is the first in the country to supportĀ a screen refresh rate ofĀ up toĀ 120Hz to meet the higher demands of experienced players.

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