Acer China's President: Ultra-Extreme is the next year accounted for 30% sales

Acer Global vice president and China President Ahrens (left) received Sina technology interview Sina Science and Technology news in Beijing, September 29, Ahrens, Acer's global vice-president and China president, said in an exclusive interview with Sina Technology in Tuesday that the future of the notebook is extremely high, but it will take several years to become the mainstream of the market.　　Acer will push ultra-low prices down to 5000-6000 yuan next year, so that sales will occupy the 20–30% of Acer's total sales. The super is the future Acer unveiled its first Ultrabook Hummingbird S3 with the Intel i5 processor this month, with two versions priced at 7999 Yuan and 9999 yuan respectively.　　Ahrens that the super is the future of the notebook, is the embodiment of the latest technology, but it will take several years to become the mainstream market products; He pointed out that Acer will be the future of the Super flagship products, the introduction of a more thin and strong ultra-polar. He added that Acer would push for a further drop in ultra-low prices, expected to fall to a level of $5000-6000 next year and that its market share would gradually rise as the price of extreme prices fell.　　Ahrens predicts that at some point next year, ultra-extreme products will occupy 20%-30% of Acer's total computer sales. Netbook still has market research firm Gartner has previously predicted that global Tablet PC sales will reach 63.6 million units in 2011, up 261.4% from 2010 's 17.6 million. Apple's ipad market share will reach 73.4%, down from 83% in 2010.　　With the rapid growth of tablet computers, the netbook and notebook markets have been significantly affected. But Ahrens that, unlike laptops, where consumers still need full-featured products, netbooks still have market space, but they face a threat mainly from low-cost laptops.　　He predicts that netbooks will remain, but will only occupy a 4%-5% market share in the future. Bullish on Microsoft's tablet platform talking about Acer's tablet strategy, Ahrens said that the current Google Andrioid system in the tablet market has not been restored, performance far less than the smartphone sector, in addition, Google also faces competition from Microsoft.　　He said Acer has a long term relationship with Microsoft, while Windows 8 has a very good touch and a lighter and more stable product, and Microsoft is combining hardware and windows to understand the potential of its platform, adjusting hardware based on Windows features, and very successful. Ahrens points out that Google's 12.5 billion dollar acquisition of Motorola Mobility because it wants to have the corresponding hardware and software products, perhaps Google believes that the existing platform does not meet the target, so plans to create their own software and hardware platform. He stressed that if Google successfully integrated hardware and software, it is possible to become a second apple, but this model is difficult to achieve, so Google must now and HTC, Samsung and other Asian manufacturers. (Zheng) to share: