Four giants such as Lenovo are in a dilemma with China's 3C standard Ministry of Information Industry

In June 28, a copy of the Ministry of Information Industry finally pushed the "China 3C standard competition", which was originally in the dark, to the front-end. With this in mind, all the people in the road repeatedly staged a "verbal war" or "third party.
As an industry supervisor, the Ministry of Information Industry is indeed very difficult.
On one side is Haier's ejiajia who picked the flag and on the other side is the flash link led by Lenovo. Who should this standard seat be?
As a result, an unbiased compromise was introduced-the Ministry of Information Industry officially announced two series of standards, namely, home network platform and information equipment resource sharing and coordination service..
This is a storm. Two standard organizations that have always had deep grievances did not expect them to fight for only half a battle in front of the Ministry of Information Industry. They secretly fought for a battle to declare war on the public, it is even worth a lot of money.
However, in the fierce battle between flash and ejiajia, in July 2, Intel, the chip giant, was removed from the oblique Thorn, at the Qingdao Appliance Expo, a "third party plug-in" was held: Two Chinese appliance giants, Hisense and TCL, were pulled into their camp and signed an agreement to jointly promote the "digital Family Program.
You must know that both Hisense and TCL are one of the five initiating members of the "flashlink" standard. The practice of setting foot on two ships can be a great blow to the "flashlink" standard.
Competition of interests
Few people know that behind 3C integration (linking and integrating functions of household appliances, computers, and communication devices, IT is a standard that integrates computers, TVs, mobile phones, and other IT, communication, and home appliance products. Terminal manufacturers only adopt this standard, these devices can be connected wirelessly.
In China, such standards may be "flashlinks" or "ejia Jia". Once foreign standards enter the market, this standard may also be Intel-led "digital life Network Alliance" (DLNA) or Sony's UOPF.
In the end, what makes these big companies that are gentle and gentle on weekdays do not hesitate to break their faces to compete for this standard, and do their best to list themselves as the only standard?
We may wish to calculate an account. Taking mobile phones, PCs, and color TVs as an example, in 2004, China sold 73.1 million mobile phones, 15.9 million PCs, and 11.16 million color TVs, totaling 100.16 million, even if you pay the patent fee (20
If the three end products carry 3C wireless standard communication interfaces, the patent fee is only USD 1001.6 million per year, this does not include the resulting hardware manufacturing profits.
If we only pay 1 billion US dollars in China by standard every year, this is a stable revenue once and for all. It is equivalent to Lenovo's acquisition of an ibm pc, eight times the annual PC profit, 2.5 times the annual profit of Haier and 1/7 of Intel's annual profit.
Four standards, two couples
At present, there are four highest standards for 3C integration, two domestic ones: the information equipment resource sharing collaborative service and ejia's home network platform. Two international regions: DLNA and UOPF.